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 sits down with performance psychologist Michael Gervais and UCLA men's basketball head coach Mick Cronin to discuss the impact of social media on young athletes. From online criticism and the pressure to perform to highlight reel culture and mental health, they explore the challenges kids face growing up in today's digital world and why parents and coaches need to be intentional about how young athletes use social media. The conversation also examines how social media affects confidence, focus, and performance in youth sports.🔗 RESOURCES📩 Youth Inc. Newsletter — https://www.youth.inc/newsletter🌐 youth.inc — https://www.youth.incSubscribe for weekly conversations with the coaches and athletes shaping youth sports. Hit the bell so you never miss an episode, and tell us in the comments who Greg should talk to next.

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 sits down with Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney on Youth Inc. to discuss building a championship culture, leading through adversity, and developing athletes into successful adults beyond the game. Dabo shares the personal experiences and faith that shaped his coaching philosophy, why he believes multi-sport athletes have an advantage, what parents need to understand about college recruiting, and how NIL and the transfer portal are changing college football. He also explains why long-term development, education, and finding the right people matter more than chasing money or immediate success.🔗 RESOURCES📩 Youth Inc. Newsletter — https://www.youth.inc/newsletter🌐 youth.inc — https://www.youth.incSubscribe for weekly conversations with the coaches and athletes shaping youth sports. Hit the bell so you never miss an episode, and tell us in the comments who Greg should talk to next.

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/Former MLB star Anthony Rizzo joins Greg Olsen on Youth Think to discuss his incredible journey from battling Hodgkin lymphoma at 18 years old to winning the 2016 World Series with the Chicago Cubs. Rizzo opens up about the life lessons that shaped his career, the importance of having fun in youth sports, and why giving back through the Anthony Rizzo Family Foundation means more to him than anything he accomplished on the field. Plus, he shares stories about fatherhood, catching a home run ball at Wrigley Field with his son, and what young athletes can learn from failure. 🔗 RESOURCES📩 Youth Inc. Newsletter — https://www.youth.inc/newsletter🌐 youth.inc — https://www.youth.incSubscribe for weekly conversations with the coaches and athletes shaping youth sports. Hit the bell so you never miss an episode, and tell us in the comments who Greg should talk to next.

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/To celebrate National Coaches Day, we’re looking back at five of the best coaching lessons shared on Youth Inc. with Greg Olsen. From Ryan Day and Matt Leinart breaking down what makes Nick Saban such a great coach, to Tony Vitello and Cori Close sharing their own perspectives on leadership, culture, and developing athletes, these conversations offer lessons that go far beyond the field. Plus, Bryce Young shares what he learned from the coaches who helped shape him. Here are five coaching lessons worth remembering from some of the best coaches, athletes, and leaders to join Youth Inc.🔗 RESOURCES📩 Youth Inc. Newsletter — https://www.youth.inc/newsletter🌐 youth.inc — https://www.youth.incSubscribe for weekly conversations with the coaches and athletes shaping youth sports. Hit the bell so you never miss an episode, and tell us in the comments who Greg should talk to next.

Jay Bilas joins Greg Olsen for a timely conversation about the rapidly changing landscape of college athletics.Following the Senate’s passage of the Protect College Sports Act, Bilas explains what the legislation could mean for athletes, schools and the NCAA, and why he believes college sports doesn’t need to be “saved.”Greg and Jay debate athlete compensation, the transfer portal, multi-year contracts, coaching buyouts, collective bargaining and whether the so-called “Wild West” of college sports is really as chaotic as it looks.They also look beyond football and basketball to the changing experience for athletes in Olympic and non-revenue sports, the challenge of developing players in a transfer-heavy environment, and why playing sports should be about far more than reaching the next level.