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So what do we parents usually do?We neglect them, repress them, or neurotically try that one of our kids redeems us. The added value of this book relies on the friendly and colloquial language used by Hernan to share his experiences as a tennis player and father, and to pass on his wealth of knowledge, which was hardly gained through multiple frustrations.His illustration of the fact that although it is hard for us to accept it, passion cannot be transferred, and as a consequ...

This book is a very good contribution since much has been said about junior´s circuit, but very little was written, and even less from a father´s experience transiting with his child at either the national or the international level.The various situations reported on the book and the characterizations of what is going on are so real that anyone who has been in the circuit, or is currently on the same, may find himself identified with them.The additional value of the book is t...

I am involved in youth sports parenting for more than forty years, having experienced it from both sides of the coin. ParentShift, which you are about to read, embraces all that knowledge. The process never ends because I am still learning; my kids teach me every day. Do you have the feeling of coming up short as a parent? Don't worry; you are not alone. It happens to me all the time, and we can fix it together. As Jim Rohn said, success is attained with a few things done every day. A tool...

I am involved in youth sports parenting for more than forty years, having experienced it from both sides of the coin. ParentShift, which you are about to read, embraces all that knowledge. The process never ends because I am still learning; my kids teach me every day. Do you have the feeling of coming up short as a parent? Don't worry; you are not alone. It happens to me all the time, and we can fix it together. As Jim Rohn said, success is attained with a few things done every day. A tool...