Other Parent Resources

1.The quality of a young person's sport experience, and the personal assets they are able to develop, are shaped by multiple persons and contexts. Among these, parents are one of the most salient. The appropriate quality of parent involvement can help youth reach their...

Below are 32 excellent '5 Ways/Things' posters offering practical advice and guidance for parents on a wide range of important topics related to supporting young athletes. Please click on the 32 posters below to read each one. Topics include: 5 ways to tell you child...

SQUASH IS A GAME, IT IS NOT A JOB!! At its core, squash should always be fun. Most kids start playing because they enjoy it—and that enjoyment should remain the driving force behind their involvement. When the fun fades, motivation and growth often follow. AS...

Supporting your child in squash often requires more than just getting them to practice on time. As a parent, your involvement can greatly influence your child’s experience in the sport. Below are some key responsibilities to consider, adapted from the American Sport Education Program’s...

Children learn by example—they absorb what they see and hear. Squash, like all sports, is built on respect, integrity, and fair play. Good sportsmanship helps young players enjoy the game, grow through competition, and carry positive lessons into life—whether they win or lose. As a...

One of the greatest gifts you can give your child in squash is helping them focus on how they play, not just whether they win. WHY PERFORMANCE GOALS MATTER... They’re in your child’s control. Things like improved footwork, consistent serves, or better court movement can be...