Blog for clubs and parents
Practical, research-informed articles on young athletes and social media: team chats, family conversations, privacy, balance and club culture. Educational information, not professional advice.
A new article is planned each week. In this preview, scheduled articles can already be read and are clearly labelled.
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Taking sport’s values onto social media
Club leaders and parents
Respect, fair play and team spirit don’t stop at the final whistle. How clubs and parents can help young athletes carry them into their online lives.
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Building team group chats where everyone belongs
Coaches, captains and parents
Group chats can make a team closer or quietly leave people out. Concrete habits for players, captains and coaches to keep the chat inclusive.
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Talking with your child about social media — without a lecture
Parents and guardians
A practical guide for parents of young athletes: how to start conversations about social media that your child will actually want to have.
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Free time and digital balance for young athletes
Parents and club leaders
Training, school, friends and screens all compete for a young athlete’s time. Practical ideas for families and clubs to keep the balance healthy.
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How a sports club can respond to cyberbullying
Club leaders and coaches
When online bullying involves club members, what should a club do? A calm, practical approach for club leaders, coaches and parents.
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Photos of young athletes: sharing with care
Club leaders, volunteers and parents
Match photos, team videos, celebration clips. How clubs and parents can share the joy of youth sport while respecting young people’s privacy.
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Social comparison and performance pressure online
Parents, coaches and young athletes
Highlight reels, rankings, other players’ success. How young athletes can keep perspective online, and how adults can help without adding pressure.
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Creating a digital pact for your club
Club leaders
A short, shared agreement on online behaviour, written with players, parents and coaches. A step-by-step guide for club leaders.
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