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ADHD and Youth Sports: How to Help Your Child Succeed Link to the full article located at the bottom of this summary The article "ADHD and Youth Sports: How to Help Your Child Succeed" by Katey Davidson, MScFN, RD, CPT, and medically reviewed by Nathan Greene, PsyD, provides an overview of how sports can benefit children with ADHD. ADHD, affecting approximately 8.8% of children under 17, often involves symptoms like inattention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity, which can impact self-esteem, academics, and social skills. The article suggests that different types of sports may suit children with ADHD differently. Individual sports such as wrestling and swimming can provide one-on-one focus, while team sports offer socialization opportunities. Open-skill sports like basketball and soccer may help with attention, whereas closed-skill sports like swimming are better for managing hyperactivity. Outdoor sports, particularly those in "green spaces," are noted for added benefits. When choosing a sport, it’s advised to consider a child’s preferences and unique needs. Sports that involve continuous movement, little downtime, and clear objectives (e.g., soccer, basketball) are generally beneficial, while sports with frequent pauses, like baseball, may be less ideal. The article emphasizes the importance of finding supportive coaches and not pressuring children about performance, as this can help build confidence and self-esteem. Davidson also explains that sports are not a treatment for ADHD but can complement traditional therapies. Benefits of sports participation include improved physical fitness, social skills, self-esteem, and focus. Ultimately, engaging children in selecting sports they enjoy is key to sustaining interest and achieving positive outcomes. Source: Davidson, K., & Greene, N. (2022). "ADHD and Youth Sports: How to Help Your Child Succeed." Eric Reyes Mark Moyer Jenn Agins McClaren Karen Borsari Adam Slocum Adam Schuman David Ricca David Doss, MBA Jordan Denning Darryl Haberman Kathleen Brecker Kandra Clark Shana DiMarco, FSCP? Tommy DiMisa REBC Dora Kurimay M.A., CMPC Maya Monroe Viridiana Vidales Coyt Declan Gale Sam Simmons Amobi Okugo Christopher Zorich, JD Homeless World Cup Street Soccer USA Harlem Junior Tennis Program Ice Hockey In Harlem CityLax James Gallo Keith R. Drysdale Jr. Eric Reyes Samantha Reyes Garett Peay Henson Jesse Iwuji Vamos Venture Partners Lauren Roberts Kurt D. Bruckmann Sr. Jon Torine Jon Harris Abraham Navarro Ryan Schachtner Larry Long Jr ??

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Physical activity serves as a powerful catalyst for building social relationships, bringing together individuals who share a common interest in fitness or sports. Engaging in group activities, whether team sports, fitness classes, or community runs, fosters camaraderie and creates a sense of belonging. These shared experiences enhance social skills, as participants learn to communicate, collaborate, and support one another. Additionally, the confidence gained from improving physical abilities often translates into stronger self-esteem, encouraging individuals to engage more openly with others. Over time, these connections can evolve into lasting friendships, enriching both social lives and personal well-being through shared experiences and mutual encouragement. How have your experiences with physical activity helped you build friendships or improve your social skills? https://lnkd.in/eaYGZDYF

What an Amazing Kickoff Event! ?? We are thrilled to extend a huge thank you to?The Puttery NYC?for hosting?Tomorrow's Champions Inaugural Event. The night was filled with great fun, incredible company, and an inspiring sense of community! A special shoutout to our amazing guests,?Green Bay Packers' Jude Waddy?and?New York Rangers' Brian Mullen, who brought so much energy and excitement to the evening. It was an honor to have them join us! We also want to highlight a few incredible organizations that joined us, each doing amazing work in their communities: Ice Hockey In Harlem: Committed to building determined, resilient, and confident youth through high-quality ice hockey programs. Harlem Junior Tennis Program: Focused on developing champions in tennis, education, and wellness. CityLax: Dedicated to transforming the lives of students through the game of lacrosse. Street Soccer USA: Providing accessible, impact-driven youth soccer programs for underserved communities. A heartfelt thank you to everyone from these organizations for your participation, as well as to our friends, family, and guests who made this night possible. A special mention to?Lauren Roberts,?James Gallo, and?Croton Dam Distillery?for their unwavering support and contributions. Lastly, we cannot forget our own team here at?Tomorrow's Champions. Your dedication and hard work in promoting sports and physical engagement for youth is truly inspiring. We are excited for what’s to come as we continue to foster a vibrant, healthy future together! Thank you all once again for making this event such a success. Here's to many more ahead! Eric Reyes Mark Moyer Karen Borsari Jenn Agins McClaren Adam Slocum Maya Monroe David Ricca David Doss, MBA Adam Schuman Viridiana Vidales Coyt Darryl Haberman Jordan Denning Kathleen Brecker Sam Simmons Kandra Clark Tommy DiMisa REBC Dora Kurimay M.A., CMPC Eric Kussin Eric Reyes Boyd Melson Declan Gale Keith R. Drysdale Jr. Larry Long Jr ?? D. Jeff Heggie Tami Matheny Jon Torine Chip Baker TheSuccessChronicles Samantha Reyes Lindsey Hall

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At Tomorrow's Champions, we believe that sports are a powerful tool for developing leadership, teamwork, and confidence in young people. A study by Ernst & Young found that 96% of women in the C-suite played sports at some level, with 55% having competed at the university level. These statistics highlight the vital role that athletic participation plays in shaping future leaders, especially for young women. By encouraging youth to engage in sports, we are not only promoting physical well-being but also nurturing the next generation of trailblazers in business and beyond. Our mission is to provide access, support, and opportunities for all youth to thrive through sports, helping them build the skills they need to excel both on and off the field. For more information about Tomorrow's Champions, future events and donations please go to our website: https://lnkd.in/eaYGZDYF Eric Reyes Mark Moyer Jenn Agins McClaren Karen Borsari Adam Slocum Adam Schuman David Ricca David Doss, MBA Jordan Denning Darryl Haberman Kathleen Brecker Kandra Clark Shana DiMarco, FSCP? Tommy DiMisa REBC Dora Kurimay M.A., CMPC Maya Monroe Viridiana Vidales Coyt Declan Gale Sam Simmons Amobi Okugo Christopher Zorich, JD Homeless World Cup Street Soccer USA Harlem Junior Tennis Program Ice Hockey In Harlem CityLax James Gallo Keith R. Drysdale Jr. Eric Reyes Samantha Reyes National Football League (NFL) Garett Peay Henson Jesse Iwuji Samantha Beaupre, Esq. National Sports Museum Vamos Venture Partners Lauren Roberts Kurt D. Bruckmann Sr. Jon Torine Jon Harris

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