• The Tiger Parent Trap: Avoiding Burnout and Preserving the Parent-Child Bond in Youth Fencing

  • 2024/11/04
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The Tiger Parent Trap: Avoiding Burnout and Preserving the Parent-Child Bond in Youth Fencing

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  • In this episode, we dive deep into the delicate balance between supporting and pressuring young athletes, particularly in the demanding world of competitive fencing. We explore the dangers of pushing too hard—physically and mentally—and how this pressure can lead to burnout, resentment, and the loss of passion. Through key concepts like resilience-building, fostering internal drive, and understanding the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD), we discuss how parents and coaches can create an environment where young fencers can thrive.

    You’ll learn how to combine high expectations with warmth and understanding—a concept we call “supported rigor.” This approach encourages growth without overwhelming young athletes, focusing on process and effort over outcomes. Whether you’re a parent, coach, or young fencer yourself, this episode offers valuable insights on guiding athletes toward success without sacrificing their well-being or love for the sport.

    Join us as we uncover the strategies to help young fencers grow into resilient, motivated, and successful athletes—both on and off the strip.

    original article: https://www.americanfencer.org/fencing-features/how-hard-should-parents-and-coaches-push-young-fencers

    Tune in for a thoughtful conversation about nurturing potential while keeping the passion for fencing alive!

    Check our fencer gift shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/FencingFamily

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In this episode, we dive deep into the delicate balance between supporting and pressuring young athletes, particularly in the demanding world of competitive fencing. We explore the dangers of pushing too hard—physically and mentally—and how this pressure can lead to burnout, resentment, and the loss of passion. Through key concepts like resilience-building, fostering internal drive, and understanding the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD), we discuss how parents and coaches can create an environment where young fencers can thrive.

You’ll learn how to combine high expectations with warmth and understanding—a concept we call “supported rigor.” This approach encourages growth without overwhelming young athletes, focusing on process and effort over outcomes. Whether you’re a parent, coach, or young fencer yourself, this episode offers valuable insights on guiding athletes toward success without sacrificing their well-being or love for the sport.

Join us as we uncover the strategies to help young fencers grow into resilient, motivated, and successful athletes—both on and off the strip.

original article: https://www.americanfencer.org/fencing-features/how-hard-should-parents-and-coaches-push-young-fencers

Tune in for a thoughtful conversation about nurturing potential while keeping the passion for fencing alive!

Check our fencer gift shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/FencingFamily

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