*70% of kids quit sports by age 13. The #1 reason? It's not fun anymore.

We're Helping Parents Change The Statistic — And Keep Their Kids In The Game

Transform your athlete's experience with three actionable, mini-courses made for busy youth sports parents.

*Statistic backed by the American Academy of Pediatrics

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Youth Sports Have Evolved, And So Have The Issues

And it’s harder than ever to be an athlete and a sports parent today. You've probably felt…

Sound familiar? You're not alone.

The good news is that small, simple changes in how you support your athlete can have a BIG impact on their performance and enjoyment.

Iceberg Sports Education Helps Parents Become Their Athlete's Greatest Advantage

So you can give your child the support they need to:

Play With Confidence

Reach Their Full Potential

Love Playing Year After Year

And here's how…

Iceberg Edge

A series of three practical mini-courses to help you support your athlete in reaching their full potential — without sacrificing their love for the game or your relationship.

Each course is under 45 minutes!

I feel like I’m not a crazy parent, but I realized that I’m making a lot of mistakes, and this course helped me!!! I’m excited to use what I learned this season!

Could You Be Unintentionally Taking The Fun Out Of Youth Sports, Too?

Like many parents, I didn’t realize I was hurting my kids' sports experience.

Hi! I’m Lynnelle Sell, the founder of Iceberg Sports Education.

As a youth coach, former college athlete, and sports medicine physical therapist, I’ve seen sports from every angle. But my most profound lessons came from guiding my three kids through their sports journeys.

I wasn’t the parent shouting from the sidelines or obsessing over stats. Instead, I constantly gave my boys advice, whether they wanted it or not.

It took me years to realize I was accidentally taking the fun out of their sports experience. By the time I figured it out, my kids were already in high school. Ugh!

I started researching and discovered that 70% of kids quit sports by age 13. It wasn’t just me unintentionally pressuring my kids. It was a widespread problem in youth sports.

So, I created Iceberg Edge to share the insights and tools I wish I’d had when my boys were younger so that you can give your child the youth sports experience they deserve.

Help your child have more fun, reach their full potential, and stay in the game year after year.

What People Are Saying About Iceberg Edge

"Parent's really enjoyed Iceberg Edge, and we had great feedback on it. This is really worth it."
Chad Greenway
Former NFL Player
"It's eye-opening, the stats speak volumes. This should be a requirement of all parents in all sports at all levels."
Happy Parent
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"I thought the information was really helpful and wish I had knowns some of these things years ago."
Happy Parent
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"The overall content was spot on. It shed light on why athletes are quitting (I truly thought it was due to the crazy parents and burnout). It opened my eyes on how to connect with my athlete in a better way."
Happy Parent
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"Originally, I thought this was a silly thing to have to do because I feel I'm not a crazy parent, but I realized that I'm making a lot of mistakes, and this course helped me!!! I'm excited to use what I've learned this season!
Happy Parent
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Here's How It Works

Three simple steps to create a better youth sports experience for your athlete.

Pick Your Course(s)

Choose the complete three-course bundle (best deal) or get a taste with just Course 1.

Make Small Changes

Watch 5-minute lessons and get simple tools and proven strategies to give your athlete the right support.

Watch Your Athlete Thrive

Help your child reach their full potential while strengthening your connection through sports.

FOR PARENTS OF YOUTH ATHLETES:

Are You Accidentally Over-Pressuring Your Youth Athlete?

Discover if your parenting approach is unintentionally sabotaging your child’s performance or their love for the game.

Grab this FREE PDF to find out if you’re: