




Bob is a former NBA first round draft choice and played four years for the Kansas City Kings, Boston Celtics, and San Diego Clippers. He played collegiately at the University of Pennsylvania for Hall of Fame Coach Chuck Daly. He has devoted several thousand hours researching and lecturing about organized youth sports and its effects on children - and adults. Since 1993, he has conducted over 700 talks worldwide . Bob has also been selected as one of the “100 Most Influential Sports Educators” by the Institute for International Sport at the Univ. of Rhode Island (www.internationalsport.com/top100Press.cfm)
With the August 2001 publication of his new book, "Just Let The Kids Play", adults throughout the country are reflecting on how they can give youth sports fun back to the children.




Eliminate Adult Misbehavior
Get Qualified Coaches
Make Playing Time Equitable
Control Excess Travel Sports
Reduce Overuse Injuries
Bob's Book & Media Exposure
Co-authored "Just Let the Kids Play"
Featured on CNN, Sports Illustrated, ESPN Radio & WFAN (NYC)
Numerous Radio Spots
Significant News Articles and Columns
Keynote Addresses to Major Organizations
Over 700 Talks in 15 Years
Identifying Critical Issues for Everyone Involved in Youth Sports
Prescriptions for
Positive Change
How YOU Can Get Involved!



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Visit All Star Season: Bob is one of 8 experts interviewed on key topics about promoting positive youth sports
Including Bob’s 3 v 3 Program in conjunction with ASEP

Bob’s recommended reading on other youth sports topics published through ASEP (American Sport Education Program) Click Here

Major National & International Conferences Hosted by
•Nike Corporation – Second Annual “State of the Game” Conference – May, 2006
•Keynote Speaker at New Zealand Government’s Sport & Recreation Dept. First “Connecting Coaches” Conference – May, 2007
•Featured Speaker at the Tennis Australia’s Junior Coaches Conference as part of the Australian Open Tennis Tournament – January, 2008
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