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00:00They're not just for pro athletes anymore. Families are investing in one-on-one training,

00:04specialized clinics, and performance programs to give their kids an edge in youth sports.

00:09And yeah, it's not cheap. Private coaching can range anywhere from $40 to $90 per lesson.

00:15A piece we published this week dives into how this trend is growing,

00:18why families are making the leap, and how college athletes are turning it into profit.

00:22The article says parents are making this move because they believe personalized coaching

00:26helps build confidence, discipline, and a competitive edge in an industry where standing out matters more than ever.

00:32A New York Life Wealth Watch study found that 83% of parents believe their kids have the skills to play at the college level.

00:38But despite that belief, less than 7% of high school athletes actually go on to compete in the NCAA.

00:43Gene Williams, founder of Athletes Untapped, told Straight Arrow News the risk of burnout from overtraining

00:49or specializing in one sport at a young age is a serious concern that every parent should consider.

00:54So, are you willing to pay for private coaching?

00:56Let us know in the comments, follow us here for more,

00:58and if you're curious about how this shift is playing out and what it could mean for youth sports,

01:02it's worth checking out this article on the Straight Arrow News app or at san.com.