My daughter and I walked into the crowded gymnasium greeted by the sight and sound of elementary-age girls running, laughing, ...

Additionally, according to those surveyed, 38% of children are between ages 7 and 9 when they begin in youth sports, with 29% having started earlier.

Sports camps, however, which if we're talking about high school aged athletes, are much more often than not held at colleges all across the country, with those colleges' coaches being the ones ...

Watching documentaries and 101 intros about football also good ways to learn. A child should always learn the basics about anything before starting it, and football is one of those things. So again to ...

Researchers noted that 70% of children in the United States stop playing sports by the age of 13. Sacco thinks that may be due to the pressures of playing in more competitive leagues as they age.

Some of the pay-to-play fees are eye-popping. At Lakota Local School District, between Cincinnati and Dayton, the pay-to-play fee is $550 -- per child, per sport, up from $300 the previous school ...

When children come of age — when they are 6 or older — there are numerous benefits to playing sports and participating in organized group activities. Kids who play sports tend to do better ...

According to the CDC, 36 percent of children between the ages of 7 and 17 go swimming at least six times a year, so a 28.2 percent increase in swimming-related injuries should raise alarm bells. 7 ...

Renaissance Academy in Tallahassee took notice of that, which is why starting in elementary school, students can begin to play organized school sports and they’re now seeing the benefits first hand.