Soccer Parent Resources

#MakeYouthSoccerBetter

We provide complete and free access to the interviews, articles, webinars, videos, courses and amazing community of level-headed parents at the SoccerParentingResourceCenter.com

Hollywood FC is committed to helping your child feel inspired about soccer. With that in mind, we have secured a membership to the Soccer Parent Resource Center for all the parents and coaches in the club.
At the Soccer Parent Resource Center you will find courses, videos, monthly live webinars, articles and interviews with tips, advice, guidance and support – all to help you make sure your child feels inspired by their soccer experience.
To gain access to your FREE-TO-YOU membership and all the great content at SoccerParentResourceCenter.com simply follow the link below to register.

We are proud to be a Club Member of the Soccer Parenting Association. We believe
youth soccer parents will be difference makers when it comes to improving the game and we believe a more collaborative environment between coach, parent, club and player is in the best interest of player development.
The mission of the Soccer Parenting Association is to Inspire Players by Empowering Parents and we hope you dive in to the content and community at the
SoccerParentResourceCenter.com!

Again – to gain free access, simply click on the button below and register.

SOCCER PARENT VALUE STATEMENTS ►

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Thank you for your efforts and acknowledging the vital role you play in your player’s soccer experience! We look forward to continuing to create a healthy and positive environment for our players, families, and coaches.

Arrive to practice and games 5-10 minutes earlier than the arrival time to help your player get in the right mindset. We understand, being late happens. If so, please alert your coach and make sure your player is ready to go when you arrive.
Encourage your player(s) to have a positive attitude, effort, and behavior towards their teammates, coaches, and opponents.
Double check that your player(s) have all of their necessary equipment (water, inflated ball, shin guards, alternate uniform-if necessary).
As a parent, focus on the benefits of the game, rather than the score. We believe it is counterproductive to relate our players experiences to the result of a game. Instead, ask your player(s) what they thought went well during the game and any areas they would like to work on for next time. Tip: It’s even better if you practice a move with your player.