Kelly Britter
The FX Factor
The FX Factor is an honest, grounded podcast for young athletes and the parents supporting them as they navigate the real world of youth sport. Hosted by Kelly Britter — coach of over 25 years and founder of FITASFX, this show delivers clarity, perspective, and real experience so athletes and families can make better decisions and build stronger foundations in sport. If you're feeling unsure about selections, pressure, development pathways, or whether you're doing the right things to improve, this podcast meets you where you are—with straight conversations, practical insights, and lessons draw...
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Kelly Britter
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Nieuwste aflevering
30 aug. 2026
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Episode 1: Myths About Kids and Sport 31.08.2025 28:50
In our very first episode of The FX Factor , we take on some of the biggest myths around kids and sport that cause confusion for parents and frustration for kids. Do kids really need to specialise in one sport early to succeed? Should they already be consistent in their performance every week? Are we putting too much pressure on them too soon? We break it all down with straight-talking insights ba...
The FX Factor Trailer 22.07.2025 1:04
The FX Factor is a bold, empowering podcast for parents, teens, and families navigating kids’ sport, movement, mindset, and motivation. It’s raw, real, and packed with no-fluff strategies to raise confident, resilient kids — both on and off the field. Hosted by a coach with over 28 years of experience, it cuts through the myths and delivers game-changing conversations about performance, parenting,...
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