top of page

Life lessons while having fun...

Why do kids start playing sports? They could be curious about it, see other kids play or hear them talk about it, parents or siblings played it, see it on TV, or it just looks fun to them. Whatever the reason is, one wants to try a sport, whether it's just one time or falls in love with it and plays for years, however long it is, they will learn life skills that will help them navigate through life.​

What do sports teach us?

It helps one learn things such as resilience, leadership, accountability, respect and patience.
- the value of competition
- experience teamwork
- adversity: overcome a loss, deal with failure
- how to appreciate winning: be humble
- dedication
- build confidence
- be punctual
- structural discipline
- making friendships
- fun
- work ethic
- respect
- responsibility to yourself and teammates 
- sportsmanship

The lessons learned playing sports are life lessons that last forever. They can carry over to one's individual relationships and careers.

Graduates Holding Diplomas
Happy Kids Huddle

Articles and information

Scripps youth sports article

Full article: https://www.scripps.org/news_items/7580-what-are-the-surprising-benefits-of-youth-sports-programs

1.  Improve physical health

2.  Improve mental health

3.  Promote social connections

4.  Improve academic performance

5.  Teach important life skills
-

10 Scientifically Validated Mental Benefits of Sports

NewPort Academy Article: Newportacademy.com

https://www.newportacademy.com/resources/mental-health/sports-and-mental-health/
Scientists have been exploring the link between exercise and mood for more than 100 years. As a result, they have produced a large body of research on physical activity and mental health, including the link between sports and mental health. Both biological and psychological factors come into play.
-

 

Missouri University Health Care

https://www.muhealth.org/conditions-treatments/pediatrics/adolescent-medicine/benefits-of-sports
Benefits of Sports for Adolescents: 

At University of Missouri Health Care, our adolescent medicine team encourages all children to participate in sports or other regular physical activity. Physical exercise is good for the mind, body and spirit. Team sports help teach adolescents accountability, dedication, leadership and other skills.
1.Many athletes do better academically.
2.Sports teach teamwork and problem-solving skills
3.Physical health benefits of sports
4.Sports boost self-esteem
5. Reduce pressure and stress with sports
** click article above for list 1 through 5 details

Physical Fitness Consultant
Jeff Mitchell, PTMPT, FAAOMPT 
Daily exercises
1. Squats with Arms Reaching to the Ceiling 20 reps
2. Jumping Jacks 20 reps
3. Push Ups 15 reps
4. Burpees 15 reps
5. Plank on Knees 30 seconds hold
6. Standing Goal Post 30 seconds hold
7. Standing Knee Hugs, 20 seconds hold, alternate legs.
8. Side Lunge, 10 reps each side

More Baseball Foundation

More Baseball Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, EIN 82-1716574

Headquarters and facility

8876 Oak Ave. Orangevale California

916-595-7824

  • Facebook
  • Instagram

2024 powered by

bottom of page