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This document provides a quick reference for youth coaches on developmental coaching and youth sports. It aims to help parents learn about positive ways to support their child's development through sports. The document offers guidance for coaches on how to best foster learning and fun for young athletes.
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![Parents Learning
About Youth Sports
Developmental
Coaching
A QUICKREFERENCE
FOR YOUTH COACHES
U]N[LV
R.R. Goyakla Apache, Ph.D.
Volume 1, Series 1
September 2004](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/e40b4755-1d43-4e37-959c-3d74b62f925a-150806060115-lva1-app6891/85/CoachHdBK001-1-320.jpg)
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