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 Game Changers: Athlete Edition - Episode Show Notes The Secret to Youth Sports Leadership: Why Helping Others Beats Winning Every Time - Part 2 Hosts: Kortney Harmon & Julie Jones Guest: Dr. Jason Ronai Episode Type: Part 2 of Leadership Discussion Episode Overview In this powerful continuation of our leadership conversation, Dr. Jason Ronai joins hosts Kortney Harmon and Julie Jones to dive deep into what real leadership looks like in youth sports. This isn't your typical leadership discussion - it's a research-backed exploration of how helping others becomes the foundation of authentic leadership development. Key Topics Discussed The Environment Effect on Youth Athletes Dr. Ronai shares a fascinating story from the Navy Baseball Leadership CampHow parental presence in the stands dramatically changed player behaviorThe impact of external voices on young athletes' decision-makingCreating growth-oriented environments free from distractions The Truth About Why Kids Play Sports Research reveals children choose sports for fun and friends - not opinion, but factWhat "fun" actually means to youth athletes (spoiler: winning was ranked 48th)The top 6 reasons kids find sports fun: Feeling of trying your bestCoach treats players with respectGetting playing timePlaying well as a teamGetting along with teammatesBeing active The Youth Sports Crisis 70% of youth athletes drop out by age 13 because it's "no longer fun"The $40 billion youth sports industry and what it's breakingHow exclusionary travel sports impact community leaguesThe importance of sport sampling vs. early specialization Redefining Leadership for Young Athletes Leadership isn't about titles or being the starThe power of helping others as the foundation of leadershipHow helping prevents negative behaviors like tantrums and self-pityBuilding relationships that lead to superior team performance Research-Backed Benefits Children with higher ACE scores (adverse childhood experiences) show better mental health outcomes when playing team sportsMulti-sport participation leads to longer athletic careersThe physical and mental benefits of diverse athletic experiences Practical Parenting Strategies Developing family core values around sports participationFighting against external validation cultureCreating intrinsic motivation rather than outcome-focused thinkingSimple mantras: "I'm safe, I'm empowered, I'm loved, I can do hard things" The Real Numbers Game What parents focus on: Winning (48th), Tournaments (63rd), Private instruction (66th)What kids actually want: Fun, friends, respect, playing time, teamwork96-98% of youth athletes won't receive college scholarships Notable Quotes "Great leaders are honest, competent, inspiring, forward looking individuals and choose to be poised, growth oriented, conscientious competitors who positively impact people and organizations in order to achieve mission driven results that exceed expectations." - Dr. Jason Ronai "It's impossible to help and be a jerk at the same time." - Dr. Jason Ronai "We don't play to win because if we played to win, I would have quit coaching immediately." - Julie Jones Guest Information Dr. Jason Ronai is a district athletic director for 17 high schools in Chicago, overseeing approximately 400 coaches. He's a former Division 1 baseball and basketball player with professional baseball experience. Dr. Ronai is the author of "Endless Teachable Moments: An Expression of the Art and Education of Sport," which combines essays and poetry to capture the transformative power of athletics. Resources Mentioned Book: "Endless Teachable Moments: An Expression of the Art and Education of Sport" by Dr. Jason RonaiAvailable on Amazon and other book retailersInternational Journal of Coaching Science research on youth motivationACE (Adverse Childhood Experiences) test research Key Takeaways for Parents and Coaches Focus on helping others - This is the foundation of real leadershipEstablish family values around sports participation earlyPrioritize fun and friendship - these are the real reasons kids playSupport multi-sport participation as long as possibleCreate environments where kids can fail and learn without judgmentFight against external validation cultureRemember the statistics - most kids won't get scholarships, so focus on life lessons Call to Action Reflect on your family's core values around sports participationConsider how you can help young athletes focus on helping othersSupport local community leagues and inclusive sports programsShare this episode with other parents and coaches who could benefit DISCLAIMER: This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute professional coaching or mental health advice. Do not disregard, avoid, or delay obtaining advice from qualified professionals because of something you may have heard in an episode of Game Changers: Athlete Edition. You should not rely on this information as a substitute for professional coaching, mental ...

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