The Crosscourt Path
The Crosscourt Path
Saturday, May 18, 12-4 PM
Weymouth Club, 75 Finnell Dr., Weymouth, MA
A day of playing & learning for players, parents and coaches.
ON COURT PLAY
Orange and Green Ball Team Tournament- innovative way for children to enjoy team competition in a low-pressure environment
OFF COURT LEARN
Featured Speaker David Benzel: David Benzel is the Founder of the non-profit organization Growing Champions for Life. An expert in his field, Benzel is dedicated to helping sports parents and coaches incorporate positivity and persistence into their communication with the young athletes who count on their encouragement and guidance.
Kids: No Parent’s Zone with games, activities & prizes from 12-2:45 PM
Parents: “To Push or Not to Push, a Parent’s Dilemma” from 12-1 PM
- Taking a look at the short-term and long-term effects of pressurizing the youth tennis environment
Parents & Coaches: “What our Kids Need to Succeed” from 1:15-2:15 PM
- How to help young athletes learn personal responsibility by playing our roles appropriately as parents and coaches
Parents, Coaches & Kids: “The Frantic Family in Sports” from 2:45-3:45 PM
- An interactive exchange that helps parents and children understand each other and improve their family conversations
Q & A from 3:45-4 PM
$10/pp (up to $30)
Register Now
With questions, email: crosscourtconsulting1@gmail.com
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