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8 Ways to Get Your Athlete to Listen to You | Youth Sports Parenting

Youth sports parenting is hard. Communication between parents and athletes ages 10–18 can feel frustrating, especially in travel baseball, high school sports, and recruiting season. If your athlete won’t listen, this episode of The Parents Porch breaks down 8 practical ways to improve communication, build trust, and develop your child for the long game. As a former Division 1 recruiting coordinator who has sat at the table with over 400 D1 scholarship families, I’ve seen how parent communication shapes development, recruiting outcomes, and long-term success. In this episode we cover: 0:00 He Won’t Listen to Me 1:00 Pick the Right Time to Talk 2:00 Remove Emotion and Set Boundaries 3:00 Open Up First and Share Your Story 4:00 Play the Long Game Perspective 5:00 Mirror Their Effort 6:00 You Are a Team 7:00 Watch Your Reactions and What You Model The Parents Porch is an extension of The Athlete’s Porch. This one is for the parents. It’s open dialogue for youth sports, high school, and college families who want better perspective, healthier communication, and long-term development for their athlete. What you say and what you do matters more than what you may be thinking. The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. If you care about youth sports development, recruiting, travel teams, mindset, and raising resilient athletes, this playlist is for you. Subscribe and grow with us. #YouthSports #SportsParents #TravelBaseball #ParentingAthletes #BaseballDevelopment #Recruiting #MentalPerformance #PlayTheLongGame Follow Jon: X: @JonKarcich IG: @JonKarcich TikTok: @ recruitwithjk www.jonkarcich.com