Which is better if you’re a budding, dedicated or ambitious young athlete: playing one sport year-round or varying your activities with the seasons? The answer might not be obvious. To sports medicine ...

Fact checked by Vikki Velasquez Key Takeaways Families can pay nearly $1,500 a year on sports for just one child, with wealthier families spending far more ($2,361) and low-income households spending ...

"When I finished putting together our monthly calendar, I just thought, 'What have we done?'" Charity Mutigli told Newsweek.

We all know athletics can offer an emotional thrill, physical benefits, plus a great topic of conversation; but what should parents know before signing kids up for sports? ABC30 finds answers. ABC30 ...

Competitive youth sports can demand year-round commitment and high pressure — often at the expense of the carefree childhood kids deserve.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Dr. Jennifer Harvey is vice president for academic affairs at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary in Evanston, Illinois. Her books include “Antiracism as Daily Practice: Refuse ...

New Jersey congressman Josh Gottheimer introduced the Promoting Lifelong Activity for Youth (PLAY) Act, which would allow ...