What McDonald's Taught Me About Fixing US Soccer
About this episode
Neil Crawford explores insights from his son's perspective on youth soccer and connects it to engagement psychology and development plans.
This week I sat down with my son after a tough World Cup run and asked him a simple question — his answer sent me down a rabbit hole. I ended up connecting the dots between engagement psychology, an old fast food trick from the 90s, and why so many youth development plans miss the point entirely. Plus: an update on new training content I just filmed, and a play-space idea I can't stop thinking about.
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