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Writer's pictureJeffery Johnson

Why 70% of Young Athletes Quit Before Their Teenage Years and How We Can Change This.



As a passionate advocate for youth sports, seeing the statistic that "70% of young athletes quit before their teenage years" is disheartening. This high dropout rate highlights a significant issue in the youth sports ecosystem that needs urgent attention.

Understanding the Problem

Several factors contribute to this alarming dropout rate. These include:


  1. Burnout: Young athletes often face intense pressure to perform, leading to physical and mental exhaustion.

  2. Lack of Enjoyment: The fun element of sports can be overshadowed by an overemphasis on winning and competitiveness.

  3. Poor Coaching: Negative experiences with coaches can diminish a young athlete's love for the game.

  4. Parental Pressure: Excessive expectations from parents can create a stressful environment, pushing kids away from sports.

  5. Limited Access to Resources: Not all young athletes have access to quality training and support, leading to frustration and eventual dropout.


Our Solution: A Holistic Approach to Youth Sports

At Crowns Basketball Academy, we are dedicated to reversing this trend by fostering a positive, supportive, and enriching environment for young athletes. Here’s how we address the core issues:


  1. Emphasizing Enjoyment and Personal Growth

  2. Quality Coaching and Mentorship

  3. Parental Education and Involvement

  4. Access to Resources and Opportunities


Join Us in Making a Difference

Reversing the dropout rate of young athletes requires a community effort. By creating a supportive, fun, and growth-oriented environment, we can help young athletes stay engaged and develop a lifelong love for sports.

If you're passionate about youth sports and want to learn more about how you can get involved, connect with us at Crowns Basketball Academy. Together, we can empower the next generation of athletes to stay in the game and thrive both on and off the court.


-Jeffery D. Johnson

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