Three ways watching a random sport can help you be a better (and much more relaxed) sports parent
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Three ways watching a random sport can help you be a better (and much more relaxed) sports parent

When I went to see team handball at the Rio Olympics (a sport I knew next to nothing about), I expected I’d learn something about the sport. I expected I would feel the Olympic spirit. I did not expect to get a lesson in sports parenting.

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