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You may have dreams of fathering an Olympic hopeful or you may be lucky if your kid comes last-but-one in the obstacle race...
Either way, you need to teach them that it’s not the winning that matters, it’s the taking part. And sound convincing.
You may have dreams of fathering an Olympic hopeful or you may be lucky if your kid comes last-but-one in the obstacle race...
Either way, you need to teach them that it’s not the winning that matters, it’s the taking part. And sound convincing.
Let’s face it. On average it’s harder to get girls involved in sport than boys – but don’t despair. Gavin Evans, a father of two (reasonably sporty) teenage daughters, spells out some of the ways that your daughters can keep fit in their earlier years...
Becoming a top sports star requires hard work, dedication and innate ability. The same could be said for being a top dad. So how good a trick is it to pull off a combination of the two? Here, in no particular order, we present our Top ten sporting dads...
We all want our kids to do well at sport. But it's important to keep things in perspective - with kids' sport it's about them getting fit and having fun, not crushing the opposition. And the things you say and the way you behave at matches have a big influence on them. Here are five tips for being a model touchline dad.
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