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Good advice from Sports Girls Play:It doesn’t matter what sport your child chooses, at some point she will come to you and say that she wants to quit. It’s perfectly normal! Everyone has a bad day, everyone has a rough patch, and as a coach or a parent, it is your job to help your [...]

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