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Not Good Enough – The Toxic World of Youth Sports

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Not Good Enough – The Toxic World of Youth Sports

My guest on this episode of the Ilovetowatchyouplay.com podcast is Tony Snethen, the executive producer of the documentary Not Good Enough. Snethen is also the Vice President of brand innovation for the Kansas City Royals. It perfectly captures the last nine years of the content we’ve shared here rolled into a perfect and powerful 45 minutes. 

The film is critically acclaimed and was recently recognized, earning 3 Telly Awards!

A MUST watch and MUST listen for anyone involved in youth sports.

You can find the film at Shutoutthestigma.com

And The Kansas City Royals Youtube Channel

Read about my experience here: My Daughter Quit Youth Sports and This is What I Want All Sports Parents To Know

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