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Helping Your Child Win the Inner Game on Match Day

Helping Your Child Win the Inner Game on Match Day

by Clubb, Michelle
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Sport is more than winning - it is a training ground for life. Helping Your Child Win the Inner Game on Match Day offers parents and carers practical sport psychology tools to support young athletes before, during and after competition. Introducing the five-level Inner Game Pyramid, this evidence-informed guide builds emotional intelligence, resilience, focus and a growth mindset. Featuring worksheets, reflection exercises and neuro-affirming match day strategies, it helps families reduce pressure, manage nerves and develop lasting confidence. Designed for all sports and abilities, this book empowers children to thrive on the field, pitch, court and beyond.

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Pub dateJun 5, 2026
ISBN-101835388698
ISBN-139781835388693
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-09-07 19:16
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