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

Soccer and basketball were also high risk for kids’ injuries with 59,000 and 79,207 injuries, respectively. The sports with the highest rates of concussion were: boys’ football, with 10.4 ...

We are settling into a new year at work and school. For sports parents, it’s also a fresh time to think about goals to help our kids have the best possible experience with a team.

According to data from the Sports & Fitness Industry Association and the Aspen Institute’s “State of Play 2024” report, only 38% of kids ages 6-12 played sports on a regular basis in 2023.

As kids return to sports this new school season, youth coaches and the president of Youth Coaching Alliance give tips and practices for the best communication between parents and coaches.

If we apply this percentage to the 300,100 trans kids aged 13-17 in the U.S., only 122,000 trans kids are playing sports out of a total of about 21 million kids in this age rage.

Most kids play a sport when they're growing up, and that's a great thing. Today, on The Scope, I'll talk about the benefits of having your child play a sport. Benefits of Sports for Children. Like ...

My kids shouldn’t have to navigate race in sports. Let them play and be free. | Opinion We want our children to grow through sports — to learn discipline, resilience, teamwork.

Allyson Felix is already introucing her kids to sports, and wants to "show them everything," she tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview. The Olympic athlete is mom to daughter Camryn and son Trey ...

Instead, reminding them of why they play sports is important when a game doesn't go the way we had hoped it would. Coach Steve: The joy of youth sports isn't just from the results, UCLA coach says 4.

Playing team sports can teach children about teamwork, discipline, sportsmanship, and more. A new study from the Netherlands suggests that the skills they learn in practice could also benefit them ...

Normally the kids play sports like football, basketball and gymnastics. However, recently some parents received a cease and desist letter in the mail from the homeowner’s association.