On the Road for Travelball: A Parent's Guide to Traveling the Travel Team Circuit without Constantly Blowing a Circuit - Paperback

On the Road for Travelball: A Parent's Guide to Traveling the Travel Team Circuit without Constantly Blowing a Circuit - Paperback

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by Sue Rosenfeld (Author)

Your athlete is on an adventure. You sense the excitement about traveling, competitions, and more time with teammates. And now you're off on an adventure too as you manage family logistics, encounter unexpected challenges, and plan your travels.

On the Road for Travelball, with travel baseball as a backdrop, provides practical information for parents in navigating the imperfect world of travel teams. Whatever sport your son or daughter is passionate about, you'll find ways to thrive in your family's travel sports journey and create a treasure chest of lifelong memories.

Inside the book's pages, you'll discover:

  • Ideas for planning, packing, facilitating engaging car conversations, designing fun road trip excursions, practicing hospitality on the road, and more
  • Tips, anecdotes, and checklists to help you make the most of the travel sports journey
  • Strategies for taking care of yourself, and your family, during the season and in the off-season
  • A behind-the-scenes peek into game music at an iconic ballfield
  • Blank journaling pages for a personalized family keepsake

Sue Rosenfeld spent more than ten years in the sports world as a parent, fan, umpire's mom, coach's wife, and athletic director's wife. Whether your family's travel sports journey is one season, twenty seasons, or somewhere in-between, Sue is excited to share her journey-maker's passion and inspire others to do the same.

Number of Pages: 254
Dimensions: 0.53 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: October 31, 2022
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Estimated delivery: June 18 - June 21, 2026

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