COMMUNITY WORKSHOP, BASEBALL SEASON
Confidence, focus,
and resilience on the field.
A one-hour virtual workshop for coaches and parents of young athletes, ages 5 to 15. Practical, developmentally appropriate tools you can bring to the next practice or game.
When: Thursday, Sept. 17 | 8:00 PM
Where: Virtual | 1 hour
Presenter: Eddie Schnecker
What you'll leave with
Practical, developmentally appropriate tools to support young athletes on and off the field. Everything in this workshop is ready to use at the next practice or game.
✔ Confidence-building language
Simple, practical ways to communicate that build confidence, without pressure or false reassurance.
✔ What to say, what to avoid
The words that help when emotions run high, and the phrases well-meaning adults reach for that actually undermine.
✔ Development over outcomes
How to keep kids focused on their own growth, so wins and losses stop defining the season.
✔ Encouragement from the stands
How parents can offer visible support during a game without adding pressure or overriding the coach.
✔ Reset after mistakes
Language and rituals for resilience: how young athletes recover their footing after a strikeout, an error, or a rough inning.
✔ Ready-to-use tools
Every idea in the workshop travels with you: cue phrases, brief routines, and short check-ins to bring to the next practice.
WORKSHOP PRESENTER
Eddie Schnecker
Eddie brings sports psychology support to young athletes, coaches, and families, grounded in developmentally appropriate practice. His work centers on the fundamentals of confidence, focus, and resilience, and on helping the adults around young athletes build environments where those qualities can grow.
At IMPACT Psychological Services, Eddie works alongside a team focused on clinical care for children, adolescents, and families across our region.
REGISTER TODAY
One evening. Tools for the whole season.
Thursday, September 17 at 8:00 PM. One hour, virtual, free. Recording shared with everyone who registers.