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074 How Can I Make My Child Feel Confident?

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Today’s question comes from a parent, Anna to a talented golfer. Anna’s son, Harry is 14 years old however he lacks confidence and she worries about him. She also recognises to succeed in golf, in other sports or in education he’s going to need confidence. So she asked me – How do I give him confidence?

I go onto share 3 ideas which can help you as a parent to help your child begin to see things differently. Enjoy tuning in.

Key Learning Points:

  • Set mini goals with your children to help aid their focus and concentration. Consider different behaviours that would help them improve their performance levels such as trust, having fun, bouncing back positively from mistakes.
  • Create a highlights reel together using video technology. This will help your child visualise what they do at their best and program them subconsciously in a helpful way.
  • Design a Confidence CV together on a large piece of card focusing on what they are good at, their achievements in their sport and away from it. Let them draw, print out screen shots of images or cut out clippings from newspapers or websites.
  • Watch your language, consider how you communicate with them when they have failed at something or made a mistake.

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5 Tips for Parents to Help Their Children Perform With Confidence

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Content provided by David Charlton. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by David Charlton or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Today’s question comes from a parent, Anna to a talented golfer. Anna’s son, Harry is 14 years old however he lacks confidence and she worries about him. She also recognises to succeed in golf, in other sports or in education he’s going to need confidence. So she asked me – How do I give him confidence?

I go onto share 3 ideas which can help you as a parent to help your child begin to see things differently. Enjoy tuning in.

Key Learning Points:

  • Set mini goals with your children to help aid their focus and concentration. Consider different behaviours that would help them improve their performance levels such as trust, having fun, bouncing back positively from mistakes.
  • Create a highlights reel together using video technology. This will help your child visualise what they do at their best and program them subconsciously in a helpful way.
  • Design a Confidence CV together on a large piece of card focusing on what they are good at, their achievements in their sport and away from it. Let them draw, print out screen shots of images or cut out clippings from newspapers or websites.
  • Watch your language, consider how you communicate with them when they have failed at something or made a mistake.

Connect with David Charlton

Accelerator Course: Achieving Your Goals Faster

Download THE FOCUSED ATHLETE CHECKLIST

Join David @ The Sports Psychology Hub

Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn

Our Podcast Sponsor

Kymira Sport

To Listen to Podcasts Episodes related to Youth Sport

Youth Sports Psychology Podcast

Podcast 039: John Fletcher – How to Develop Fearless Athletes

Podcast 064: Edu Rubio – How to Support Young Footballers

Podcast 067: David Charlton Supporting Children to Transfer their Skills from Training to Competition

Helpful Blogs

Youth Sports Psychology Blogs

5 Tips for Parents to Help Their Children Perform With Confidence

How to Help Young Footballers Find The Zone

Helping Young Athletes Manage Emotions

For More Resources so You Can Shoot Lower Scores on The Golf Course

Golfers Mental Scorecard

Golf Psychology FAQs

Golf Blogs

Golf Podcasts

  continue reading

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