Why Norway's Youth Sports Model Outperforms the US - #508
In this solo episode, I explore the Norwegian youth sports model, contrasting it with the American system, and discuss how focusing on joy, participation, and long-term development can foster healthier, more resilient athletes. - Timestamps: 00:22 The American youth sports model 03:08 Psychology behind removing…
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