What if your teen’s “I don’t know” isn’t a wall, but a window? We dig into the real reasons young athletes speak in shorthand and how brain development—an overactive limbic system and a still-maturing prefrontal cortex—turns big feelings into small words. Instead of forcing post-practice play-by-plays, we show simple ways to hear what isn’t said, reduce defensive shutdowns, and build trust that lasts beyond sports. In this last installment in our Communication Mastery Series, we map the most...
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What if your teen’s “I don’t know” isn’t a wall, but a window? We dig into the real reasons young athletes speak in shorthand and how brain development—an overactive limbic system and a still-maturing prefrontal cortex—turns big feelings into small words. Instead of forcing post-practice play-by-plays, we show simple ways to hear what isn’t said, reduce defensive shutdowns, and build trust that lasts beyond sports. In this last installment in our Communication Mastery Series, we map the most...
Why Growth Mindset Beats ‘Gifted’ Every Time | Ep 13
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Why Growth Mindset Beats ‘Gifted’ Every Time | Ep 13
Think your kid “just isn’t a shooter”? Think again. In this episode of the Driveway Dads Podcast, Coach Carl Parker breaks down one of the biggest myths in youth sports: that talent is something you’re born with. From shooting form to ball-handling to confidence under pressure, skills aren’t gifted—they’re built, one rep at a time. You’ll hear: Why labeling your child as “not a shooter” or “not confident” can hold them backThe real story behind Steph Curry’s legendary shot (spoiler: it wasn’t...
Driveway Dads
What if your teen’s “I don’t know” isn’t a wall, but a window? We dig into the real reasons young athletes speak in shorthand and how brain development—an overactive limbic system and a still-maturing prefrontal cortex—turns big feelings into small words. Instead of forcing post-practice play-by-plays, we show simple ways to hear what isn’t said, reduce defensive shutdowns, and build trust that lasts beyond sports. In this last installment in our Communication Mastery Series, we map the most...
