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Join date: Apr 2, 2024
About
Father, former IT leader, certified coach, and president of ACS MAAS.
After almost two decades spent building and leading teams in the corporate world, Alex shifted his focus toward coaching, youth development, and the mental side of performance, inspired first by life at home and by the real journey of his own children through sport.
Today, he writes and speaks about mindset, pressure, confidence, parenting, coaching, and the emotional side of growing up in competitive sports.
Always somewhere close to the court, usually watching the game and already thinking about the story behind it.
Overview
First Name
Alexandru
Last Name
Ciobanu
Phone
+40 728 014 002
Posts (71)
Sep 18, 2026 ∙ 8 min
When Your Child’s Sport Gets Serious, Who Decides What Comes Next?
A coach sees potential. A parent sees opportunity. A young athlete may see something completely different. When youth sports start getting serious, who decides what comes next — and how much should the athlete’s own voice matter?
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Aug 18, 2026 ∙ 40 min
When a Young Athlete Isn’t Playing but Is Still in the Game
You can sit on the bench without truly being in the game. Or you can notice what keeps happening, understand what your team is missing and prepare what you could bring when your name is called. A different look at how young athletes can remain mentally, tactically and emotionally connected - even when they are not yet on the court.
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Aug 11, 2026 ∙ 30 min
The First Simple Pass After a Tough Moment
After a difficult moment, an athlete often feels the need to fix everything immediately. But a comeback does not always begin with a spectacular play. Sometimes it begins with one simple pass, one clear decision, and the courage to stay in the game.
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