Ep. 12 - “Youth Sports Evolution”
In this episode, Michael Pruchniewski and Joey Kang dig into what’s really driving the pressures in youth sports today. Joey - drawing on his own athletic journey and his work as a mental performance consultant - breaks down how early specialization, identity pressure, and shifting expectations are reshaping the youth sports landscape. Their conversation highlights why young athletes need more than reps and training plans; they need space to develop confidence, resilience, and a sense of self beyond the game. It’s a timely look at how parents and coaches can help kids build a healthier, more sustainable relationship with sports.
Ep. 9 - "Time Literacy: The Secret Advantage of Young Athletes"
What if the chaos of youth sports could actually bring families closer together? Michael Pruchniewski sits down with Zoya Lehrer, founder of Orgo, to explore how smarter scheduling and better time literacy can turn overwhelm into opportunity. Zoya shares her unexpected journey from banking to building a tech platform designed to help families manage the nonstop pace of practices, games, and travel. Together, they unpack how teamwork, communication, and data-driven organization can make youth sports more enjoyable for everyone involved.