Travel Dads Podcast

Jason Corley

The Travel Dads Podcast is nothing more than talking all things travel sports with dads, coaches ( travel, college) pro's, ex pro's, ex ex pro's and maybe a drunk uncle or two along the way. Jason and Jacob are going to gossip girl the shit out of the drama and chaos that goes into being dads of kids in high level, expensive AF travel sports. Welcome and we're glad you're here.

Episodes

  1. 20H AGO

    EPS008 Feb19-26 Reclassing Kids

    https://www.bardstownbourbon.com/ https://greenriverwhiskey.com/ The podcast episode delves into the topic of reclassification in sports, focusing on the impact of grade exemption rules on homeschool players and the implications of reclassification on scholarship eligibility and draft status. The conversation explores personal experiences, struggles with state testing, social and academic impacts, psychological considerations, and the competitive advantage of reclassification. Additionally, the episode features a caller's experience and consideration of reclassification, as well as a discussion on the age limit for high school sports and the prevalence of reclassification in football and baseball. The conversation delves into the complexities of reclassification for sports, emphasizing the importance of academic performance as a key factor in the decision-making process. It explores the impact of reclassification on social, emotional, and academic aspects of a child's life, as well as the parental influence and motivations behind reclassification decisions. The conversation also highlights the need for regulation and stipulations in reclassification decisions, considering the potential impact on a child's future in sports and beyond. Takeaways Reclassification and grade exemption rules impact homeschool playersThe impact of reclassification on scholarship eligibility and draft status Reclassification for sports is a complex decisionAcademic performance should be a key factor in reclassification decisions Chapters 00:00 Reclassification in Football and Baseball01:04:26 Regulation of Reclassification Decisions

    1h 8m
  2. FEB 12

    Episode 006 Feb-12-26

    Keywords Travel Dad Podcast, baseball, travel ball, sponsorship, etiquette, Grand Park, hotel behavior, TBS rankings, parent behavior, alcohol consumption, youth sports, parental behavior, alcohol, field etiquette, music, noisemakers, championship games, community, travel baseball, parenting Summary In this episode of the Travel Dad Podcast, hosts Jason Corley and Jacob Moreno discuss various aspects of travel ball, including new merchandise, an exciting sponsorship announcement, and upcoming podcast plans. They delve into the etiquette of travel ball, focusing on hotel behavior, the experience at Grand Park, and the importance of maintaining decorum during tournaments. The conversation also touches on the TBS kid rankings and the implications of alcohol consumption at the fields, emphasizing the need for parents to be mindful of their behavior as representatives of their teams. In this conversation, Jason Corley discusses the complexities of parenting in youth sports, focusing on the impact of alcohol consumption, the importance of setting a good example for children, and the etiquette expected from parents and coaches at games. He emphasizes the need for responsible behavior, the significance of music and atmosphere at events, and the frustrations surrounding time limits in championship games. The discussion also highlights the value of community and shared experiences among families involved in youth sports. Takeaways The importance of supporting local businesses like Alicia Dominique's shirt designs. Sponsorships can significantly enhance podcast capabilities and outreach. Travel ball tournaments require a unique set of etiquette, especially in hotels. Grand Park is a premier venue that demands respect and proper behavior from families. Parents should be aware of their influence on their children's experiences in travel ball. TBS rankings are meant to be fun and not taken too seriously. Hotel quiet hours are often ignored, leading to disturbances for other guests. Alcohol consumption at fields can negatively impact the atmosphere for players and families. Parents should model good behavior as representatives of their teams. Communication and understanding among parents can improve the travel ball experience. Don't drink at games; it affects your behavior. Parents should model good behavior for their kids. Kids are more aware of their surroundings than we think. Field etiquette is crucial for a positive experience. Music enhances the atmosphere of games. Noisemakers can be disruptive and annoying. Time limits in championship games can be unfair. Community experiences create lasting memories. Tailgating can foster team bonding. Be respectful of others at the field. Titles Navigating Alcohol in Youth Sports The Impact of Parental Behavior on Kids sound bites "Don't take it out on TBS." "It's an absolute embarrassment." "You are representing a brand." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and New Merchandise 02:53 Exciting Sponsorship Announcement 07:07 Upcoming Podcast Plans and Equipment 10:47 Discussion on TBS Kid Rankings 15:00 Travel Ball Etiquette Overview 15:58 Grand Park Experience and Hotel Etiquette 23:59 Hotel Quiet Hours and Parent Behavior 49:13 Alcohol Consumption at the Fields 50:41 Navigating Alcohol at Youth Sports Events 57:51 The Impact of Parental Behavior on Children 01:00:18 Field Etiquette for Parents and Coaches 01:10:51 The Role of Music and Noisemakers in Games 01:17:08 Time Limits in Championship Games 01:27:33 Creating Community Through Team Experiences

    1h 41m
  3. FEB 6

    Episode 004

    The conversation covers a range of topics including weather challenges, YouTube issues, powerhouse teams and subbing, recruiting and college coaches, the role of showcase events, connections and networking, subbing and roster size, and regional vs. national teams. Key takeaways include the dynamics of subbing in youth baseball, the importance of communication between parents and coaches, and the ideal number of kids on a rostered travel baseball team. The conversation delves into the topics of player development and team rostering, highlighting the challenges and considerations involved. It also explores the impact of commitment and multi-sport athletes on team dynamics and performance. Additionally, it addresses the decisions around rostering and club selection, emphasizing the importance of finding the right fit for each player's development and success. The conversation delves into the importance of winning in sports and how it relates to development. It also explores the structure of rosters in club sports and the potential for media engagement in the context of sports coverage and college coaching. Takeaways Subbing in youth baseballCommunication between parents and coachesIdeal number of kids on a rostered travel baseball team Player DevelopmentTeam Rostering Wins matter tooDevelopment and winning go hand in hand Chapters 00:00 Weather Woes and Podcast Plans05:13 Recruiting and College Coaches12:48 Subbing and Roster Size22:47 Regional vs. National Teams32:35 Commitment and Multi-Sport Athletes43:19 Roster Decisions and Club Selection52:02 The Importance of Winning57:30 Roster Structure and Development01:13:20 Club Sports and Media Engagement

    1h 8m
  4. FEB 1

    Episode 002

    Keywords youth baseball, rankings, TBS, travel baseball, team dynamics, AI in sports, tournament seeding, player movement, parent influence, baseball tournaments, youth sports, rankings, community resources, parental perspective, travel baseball, youth development, sports validation, team dynamics, youth coaching, sports rankings Summary In this conversation, Jason Corley and Jacob Moreno discuss the complexities and frustrations surrounding youth baseball rankings. They explore the credibility of various ranking systems, the influence of parents and teams, and the impact of rankings on tournament seeding. The discussion highlights the love-hate relationship many parents have with rankings, as they can validate decisions but also lead to frustration due to inaccuracies. The conversation delves into the dynamics of player movement between teams and the evolving nature of youth baseball as players grow older. In this conversation, Jason Corley and Jacob Moreno discuss the complexities of youth sports rankings, the impact of community resources on player development, and the parental perspective on validation through rankings. They explore how rankings influence decisions in youth sports, the frustrations with the ranking process, and the importance of community support in fostering talent. The discussion highlights the balance between seeking better opportunities for children and the emotional weight of rankings in the competitive landscape of youth sports. Takeaways Rankings can be inaccurate and frustrating for parents. The credibility of rankings varies between organizations. AI is being used to assist in ranking processes. Parent influence plays a significant role in how rankings are perceived. Team dynamics can change drastically with player movement. Rankings can validate parental decisions regarding teams. The significance of rankings diminishes as players age. Tournament seeding is affected by rankings, impacting competition. There are teams that may not get recognition due to location. The conversation around rankings is ongoing in youth baseball. Rankings serve as a validation for parents' choices. Community resources significantly impact player development. Parents often seek better opportunities for their children. The emotional weight of rankings can affect children's enjoyment of the game. There is a disconnect between public perception and reality in rankings. The ranking process can be frustrating and lacks transparency. Parents often feel pressured by the competitive nature of youth sports. The importance of community support in youth sports cannot be overstated. Rankings can influence team dynamics and player decisions. The conversation reflects a broader concern about the youth sports system.

    1h 9m

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The Travel Dads Podcast is nothing more than talking all things travel sports with dads, coaches ( travel, college) pro's, ex pro's, ex ex pro's and maybe a drunk uncle or two along the way. Jason and Jacob are going to gossip girl the shit out of the drama and chaos that goes into being dads of kids in high level, expensive AF travel sports. Welcome and we're glad you're here.