Talks

Sports Illustrated reporter Luis Fernando Llosa talks about youth sports to a gathering at the Seacoast Waldorf School in Eliot. Ralph Morang photo

“The only kinds of coaches we consider whole child coaches are ones who are interested in growing, you may have coached for 30 years, but we’re learning so many things about kids’ bodies, kids’ brains … a coach has to be willing to adapt to look for the best new way of doing things.”

Luis Fernando Llosa speaks at schools, community gatherings, sports leagues, Universities and Corporations on the subjects of youth sports, the Psyche of the Elite Athlete and Diversity Leadership, using his two decades of experience as a Fortune, Money Magazine and Sports Illustrated reporter and a senior investigator at Sports Illustrated.

He is bilingual and can present talks and workshops in both English and Spanish.

BOOKING

To inquire about Luis Fernando Llosa’s availability, drop him an email: luis@luisfernandollosa.com

FOR ADULTS:

• A Culture of Violence: Why Elite Athletes Go Rogue. Teaching Leadership in the Age of Aaron Hernandez, Chris Benoit and Edwin Valero
• Performance Enhancement across the American Sports Spectrum: A Sportswriter’s Brief History of How PEDS Infiltrated Our Sports Culture and Skewed Our National Pastimes.

FOR SPORTS PARENTS, COACHES, SCHOOLS, COMMUNITIES, AND LEAGUES:

• Helicopter Sports Parenting: How to Raise Happy, Healthy Champions, Not Entitled, Injury-Prone Bully-Athletes
• Beyond Winning: How to Up your SC Factor. You Too Can Maximize Your Child-Athlete’s Sports Creativity On the Field and Beyond.
• The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: What’s Right and Wrong with Youth Sports and What We Can do About It