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How To Manage Stress During Tryouts

While most of us baseball parents will agree that this is the best time of year, it can be nerve-wracking for players all over the country. Before the games begin, there are tryouts.  Kids everywhere are getting ready to compete for that coveted spot on their team of choice, and it can be downright stressful.
Trying out for any sport whether a veteran player, or a rookie, can be tough on kids and parents alike. Not making the team is a very real possibility, and the competition can be fierce. With this looming over the child’s head, managing stress is crucial in making sure that tryouts go as smooth as can be. Kids will look to their parents for guidance, so it is equally as important that parents are able to manage their anxiety as well.  We could all use a little help. Have no fear my friends, I have done the legwork for us.

I’m sharing my tips on how to prepare kids for tryouts, and how parents can also be at ease during the process over at the Sniper Skin Sports Blog, click HERE to check it out!

Baseball season is here, and that means tryouts! Managing stress is crucial. Kids will look to their parents for guidance, so it is equally as important that parents are able to manage their anxiety as well.

Barbara

Barbara is the mom behind the blog. She began writing in 2012 as the creator of Hello Life, a craft & lifestyle blog. As life evolved, and her kids became more involved in sports, she aimed to create a site that would resonate with moms like her, and in 2017 Modern Sports Mom was born. Like many of today’s mamas, she loves being creative, cooking, and fashion, and when there are a few minutes to spare, a good book. A baseball and football mom, she is fueled by her strong faith, dedication to her family, and coffee. Lots and lots of coffee! Barbara lives in California with her husband, kids, dog, and cat.

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