Joe's Rules: How Every Parent Can Help Their Child Excel In Life-through Sports

"Joe's Rules" emphasizes the importance of identifying a child's true geniusa ""the natural talent that every child possesses. Parents will learn that recognizing and unlocking their child's true genius will pave the way to a lifetime of success. In May 2006, with Joe's guidance and coaching, seven-year-old Braxton Bilbrey became the youngest person ever to complete the Alcatraz swim through the treacherous waters of San Francisco Bay. Whether a child is actively involved in sports or has never seemed interested in participating, "Joe's Rules" builds the case for the powerful and significant role that sports can play in every child's life. The book explores why every child needs to play sports and why competition is not only healthy, but necessary for a child's development. While the author recognizes that not every child will step on the Olympic podium or play professional sports, "Joe's Rules" explains how children can learn valuable life lessons on the field, on the court or in the pool. Regardless of previous athletic experience or prowess, these lessons, including striving for personal bests and setting goals, can propel children toward achieving their life's dreams.