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American families have doubled down on their commitment to kidsOCO sports. More children are competingOConearly 50% more than 25 years ago and a tenfold increase in high school girls participation between 1970-2000! More children start earlier. More kids focus year round on one sport. More is demanded of these athletesOCo more practices, more games, more travel. More is required of their parents- more money, more support, more time. Many parents feel like theyOCOre trapped in extra innings and wonder what to do about this flood of more . Bernie Schock has written this book to help parents raise kids whose passion and priority is to be GodOCOs champions in this world of more. The apostle Paul reminds us that p hysical training is of some value, but godliness has value for all things . ChildrenOCOs athletics provide many rich opportunities to help kids grow into men and women who love God whole-heartedly and others selflessly. This book isnOCOt simply Monday morning quarterbacking. Bernie Schock has lived this as a father, a fan, a coach, an athlete, a referee. He admits that, at times, his involvement in sports interfered with his own love for God and others. Thus, this book seeks to direct both childrenOCOs and parentsOCO hearts. Parents will not be able to help their kids grow through sports until they understand why sports have such a powerful grip on many of them. ChildrenOCOs sports can be a source of great delightOCoor great pain. But what makes for good and bad experiences? This book seeks to answer that question so that sports can provide rich blessings to childrenOCOs developmentOCophysically, psychologically, socially, and spiritually. Play ball!

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