Youth Inc. with Greg Olsen

Shop high school fanwear. Support your community. Your school earns on every purchase. Great brands, fast shipping, no minimum order.Find your team and shop now at https://www.youthincshop.com/Greg Olsen recaps his middle school football team’s hot 3-0 start, the biggest lessons he’s seeing as the season progresses, and why his team’s focus on details, development, and doing things the right way matters more than the scoreboard. Greg also shares what he’s learned from coaching alongside his dad, the impact of Luke Kuechly and his coaching staff, and what’s next for the team as they prepare for their fourth game.

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Jenna Bandy joins Greg Olsen on Youth Inc. to talk about her incredible journey from college basketball player and coach to Guinness World Record holder and viral sports creator. Jenna shares how winning two $100,000 creator competitions changed the trajectory of her career, why she ultimately left coaching to pursue content creation, and how she balances being a coach with life in the social media world. She also opens up about her Game Changer nonprofit and mission to empower young girls, the pressure social media can put on young athletes, burnout and why kids should play multiple sports, and how coaches and parents can help young athletes build confidence both on and off the field.

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📩 Youth Inc. Newsletter — https://www.youth.inc/newsletter

🌐 youth.inc — https://www.youth.inc

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Greg Olsen sits down with Eagles legend and Super Bowl champion Jason Kelce for a wide-ranging conversation about parenting, youth sports, coaching, competition, and life after football. Jason opens up about raising his daughters with Kylie, why he believes kids should play multiple sports, the importance of letting young athletes have fun, and the lessons he learned from playing sports with Travis growing up. He also shares how being overlooked as a recruit and walking on at Cincinnati ultimately shaped his NFL career, why Travis’ suspension may have been one of the best things that happened to him, and how Jason prepared himself for life after football through New Heights, media, and his documentary. Plus, Jason and Greg talk about their love of coaching middle school football and why the little details still matter.🔗

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📩 Youth Inc. Newsletter — https://www.youth.inc/newsletter
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Alex Morgan joins Greg Olsen to challenge the way we think about youth sports, early specialization and the pressure young athletes face today. Morgan opens up about being a “late” player who didn’t join club soccer until age 13, why her parents never rushed her development, and how choosing her own path helped fuel her career to the highest levels of the sport. She also shares her perspective as a parent, explaining why she believes kids should be exposed to multiple sports, why parents shouldn’t push extra training before a child actually wants it, and how too much competition and travel can take the fun out of sports. Plus, Morgan discusses the importance of high school sports, building confidence and community, and the one major change she would make to youth sports in America.

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📩 Youth Inc. Newsletter — https://www.youth.inc/newsletter

🌐 youth.inc — https://www.youth.inc

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