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The majority of sportspeople who succeed have supportive parents who are always available but rarely if ever pushy.

Research was carried out at Waikato University (New Zealand) in the early 1990s that targeted some of New Zealand's greatest sporting performers and the only aspect that was consistent amongst them all was that they all believed their parents were supportive and not pushy.

The research clearly indicated that if you want your child to fail then push them.

Only a few (on the world scene) have succeeded when pushed and it is debatable whether they turn out to be the types of people we want our children to be.

This Program provides parents with ideas and thoughts that will keep them focused on the role of 'support' while providing lots of information that will better prepare them to provide that support.

The program content will help parents understand what athletes go through and therefore provide the knowledge to the parents that will enable them to support their family the best they can.

The weekly communications are designed to provoke thought and the search capabilities of the program will enable parents to have advice whenever they want it or need it most.

What do you get when you register for the program?