Thought I'd add; My son, who went to college ona baseball scholarship now has a high ranking position with a fortune 500 corporation, farms in his off hours (along with me) and at age 27 is knocking down a 6-figure income at his day job. He got his job through a connection he made while playing highschool ball.
My daughter is a 5th year medical student. When she first left highschool, her grades were OK, but not strong enough to get into med school. Her college coach pushed her and pushed her to improve her grades. (colleges have to maintain a GPA average to keep full compliment of scholarships) By the end of her junior year, she was on the Dean's list, and is now carrying a 3.90 (out of 4.0) GPA. She wouldn't be where she's at now had it NOT been for her involvment in sports.
It's up to the individual child, with the assistance and guidance of their parents to get the most out of what life has to offer. At THAT is what holds back most kids....Parents that are too close minded and too bull headed to believe there's a better way than what they went through. Myself? I've always wanted BETTER for my kids than just good enough.
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