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Leos the lynx cub juggling a soccer ball, swimming goggles and a gymnastics ring
June 12, 2026

How to choose 2–3 sports that complement each other

Why combining cyclic, game and strength sports gives the best effect.

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Leos the lynx cub and friends running along a path past stations for different sports
June 5, 2026

Why multisport children quit sport less often

How variety sustains interest and reduces the risk of burnout.

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Leos the lynx cub playing with toddlers, hoops and a rainbow parachute in a playroom
May 29, 2026

Multisport for preschoolers: what to play and why

Activity ideas for children aged 3–7 without a focus on competition.

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Leos the lynx cub at a fork: a narrow grey corridor on the left, a bright meadow of many sports on the right
June 12, 2026

What early sport specialization is and why it's a risk

A review of research on the effects of early specialization on youth sport and a child's psyche.

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A mother and child reading the "Your profile" report on a laptop, with Leos the lynx cub beside them
May 28, 2026

How to read your diagnostic report: a guide for parents

A plain-language breakdown of every component in the report.

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A coach and student on a bench looking at a "Student profile" on a tablet, with Leos the lynx cub beside them
May 2, 2026

How a coach can quickly connect with a new student

Three behavioral signals worth watching for in the first week.

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Leos the lynx cub as a scientist pointing to a mosaic of tiles in four colors
April 20, 2026

The 39-indicator methodology: a full description

How 64 tasks aggregate into 39 indicators and 4 model components.

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Leos the lynx cub lifting a curtain to reveal a heart, star, lightbulb and flame — motivation and emotions
April 8, 2026

Why a tryout session isn't an objective evaluation of a child

A breakdown of common mistakes when enrolling children into sport groups.

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