The Sportkid Newsletter
Bill PriceYouth sport programs are integral parts of national sport development. The Sportkid Newsletter dissects issues in youth sports to help keep as many youngsters engaged long enough to make a difference.
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Early specialization isn't dead, it's just different now
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In the youth sport world of the early 2000s there was no shortage of dogmatic positions about athlete development detailing how youngsters should follow an almost pre-determined pathway to elite performance....
No more self-ID? The IOC's shift on women's sports
Kristy Coventry, the newly elected president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), announced an initiative to safeguard the women’s competition category. This initiative was a response to recommendations from an IOC members forum an...
BAM’s contract woes with their top women’s doubles pair highlights Malaysia’s ‘superclub’ dilemma
For the past several months the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) has been struggling to re-sign its top women’s doubles pair, Pearly Tan and Thinaah Muralitharan, or Pearly-Thinaah as they are known in the sports nomenclature. Their...
Revisiting physical literacy: The Holy Grail of health, wellness, and sport development
This video is part of Nike’s Designed to Move campaign. While it’s entertaining and well-produced, it conveys a disturbing message: for the first time ever, the current generation will have five fewer years of life than their parents. The r...
Are we destroying our sports? The dark reality behind performance-enhancing drugs and the Enhanced Games
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By now anyone paying attention has heard about the Enhanced Games, a multi-sport competition scheduled for 2026 which bills itself as the "future of sport." They plan to "push the boundaries of...
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Bill Price is a retired swimming coach who knows a thing or two about how sport is developed around the world. He writes about athlete development, talent, national sport organization and governance, and cultural issues affecting sport worldwide.
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