GRL Pep Talks: Real Conversations for Real Growth
Your go-to space for leadership, confidence, identity, team culture, and the everyday challenges young women and student-athletes navigate.
GRL Pep Talks is where honest conversations meet practical support. Whether you’re a student-athlete, a young woman finding your voice, or someone building confidence and belonging, these Pep Talks are designed to help you grow in ways that actually fit your life.
You’ll find stories, worksheets, research-backed tools, and quiet reminders that you’re not alone in what you’re navigating. This is your space for clarity, connection, and the kind of leadership that starts from within — on and off the field.
How to Pick a Sport With Your Daughter
Choosing a sport with your daughter shouldn’t be stressful. This GRL Initiative guide helps families explore interests, match personality types, and find activities that build confidence and joy.
Cherishing Health: Lessons from Time with My Parents
After spending four meaningful days with my thriving parents, I reflect on the precious gift of health and the importance of never taking it for granted. Seeing others their age face health challenges puts everything in perspective and reinforces why gratitude for our well-being should be a daily practice.
Parent Post: Who is GenZ?
A quick video and blog about Who Gen Z is so that parents are able to understand their student-athlete more and how to support them.
Avoiding the Parent Trap: When Your Identity Becomes Tied to Their Success
As a parent, it’s natural to feel proud of your student-athlete’s accomplishments. But what happens when her wins (or losses) start to feel like a reflection of your worth? This heartfelt blog explores the "Parent Trap"—when your identity becomes tied to your child’s success—and offers actionable tips to refocus on what truly matters: her growth, happiness, and love for the game.
➡️ Read more to learn how to support your daughter while letting her lead her own journey. 💕
How to Talk to Your Gen Z Daughter About Mental Health: A Parent’s Guide
You don’t have to have all the answers or say the perfect thing every time. What matters most is that your daughter knows she’s loved, supported, and never alone in facing life’s challenges.
By creating a safe space to talk about mental health, you’re not just helping her thrive as an athlete—you’re helping her thrive as a person.