TWWIK Academy Parents Program

Your child has a coach. Now you do too.

Coaching for parents raising young athletes, led by former Harlem Globetrotter Tracy Williams. Build their resilience and mental toughness, and a stronger bond along the way.

Early accessbefore TAP² opens to the public
Insider updatesa first look as TAP² comes together
Bonus guidesfrom Tracy, straight to your inbox
Weekly tipsfor sports parents
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For sports parents

Sound familiar?

You say “good game” and get silence back.
You’re not sure if you’re pushing too hard, or not enough.
A tough loss turns into tears, or talk of quitting.
They didn’t make the team, and you don’t know what to say.
The car ride home has become the hardest part of game day.
You want to help, but you don’t want to be that parent.

You’re not doing it wrong. Nobody gave you the playbook. Until now.

Why it matters

Sport is the best classroom your child will ever have

Every game teaches something. How to handle pressure. How to lose and come back. How to be a good teammate. How to keep going when it gets hard.

But whether your child learns those lessons depends a lot on you. Not on how much you know about the sport, but on how you talk, listen and show up around it.

TAP² teaches you how.

Your child has a coach for the game. TAP² is the coach for everything around it.

The pressure, the setbacks, the conversations, and the bond between you.

What’s coming

Everything you need to talk, bond, learn and grow together

TAP² coaches parents on how to support their kids through the sport they play. Here’s what members get.

Video lessons from Tracy

Short, practical lessons you can watch in the car park before training.

Interviews and podcasts

Real conversations with coaches, athletes, parents and kids.

Guides and workbooks

Printable PDFs and workbooks to use at home, on your own or with your child.

A community of sports parents

Share wins, ask questions and learn from parents going through the same thing.

Live Q&A with Tracy

Bring your real situations and get answers straight from Tracy.

New content every month

A new theme each month, so you always have something to work on.

Some of the topics we’ll cover

Pressure

  • Handling pressure
  • Building mental toughness
  • Excellence with joy

Setbacks

  • Bouncing back from a loss
  • Not making the team
  • Being benched

Tough conversations

  • The car ride home
  • When they want to quit
  • Working with coaches

Family and identity

  • Siblings and sport
  • Identity beyond sport
  • Your family’s legacy

Included with the waitlist

Start getting value today

Join the waitlist and these bonus resources from Tracy land in your inbox as they’re released.

First upBonus guideThe Car Ride Home
What to say after the game, and what never to say. The 10 minutes that shape how your child feels about sport.
Coming soonWorksheetSeason Goals
A worksheet you and your child fill in together to set goals for the season that go beyond the scoreboard.
Coming soonPrintable planThe Bounce-Back Plan
A simple one-page plan for the 48 hours after a tough loss, a bad game or a missed selection.
Coming soonChecklistPre-Game Calm
A short routine you and your child can do together to handle nerves before game day.

Is TAP² right for you?

Built for parents, not for drills

TAP² is for you if

  • Your child plays any sport, at any level
  • They’re roughly 8 to 18 years old
  • You want them to love sport and grow from it
  • You’re not always sure what to say or do
  • You want a closer relationship through the game

It’s not for you if

  • You’re looking for skills and drills training
  • You want a scholarship or recruitment agent
  • You only care about results, not the person
Tracy Williams
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Your coach

Meet Tracy Williams

Tracy has spent more than 30 years performing under pressure at the highest level. From NCAA Division I basketball to the Harlem Globetrotters, professional basketball in Europe and head coaching in Japan, he has seen what separates athletes who thrive from those who burn out.

He has presented twice at the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, for two U.S. Presidents, and today works with leaders and organisations across Australia and the Asia Pacific on mindset and performance.

TAP² hands that playbook to the people who matter most in a young athlete’s life: their parents.

Harlem GlobetrotterPerformed for crowds around the world
White HouseTwo-time National Prayer Breakfast presenter
National Innovation VisaRecognised for mindset, leadership and human performance
ESPN RadioFormer basketball analyst

How it works

Three simple steps

1

Join the waitlist

It takes 20 seconds, with no cost and no commitment.

2

Get bonus resources

Guides and weekly tips from Tracy, straight to your inbox.

3

Be first in

Waitlist members are the first to hear when TAP² opens, and the first to get in.

Bring TAP² to your club or school

Give every family in your club the tools to support their young athletes. Better parents on the sideline means happier kids, better culture and fewer players walking away from sport.

  • Parent nights with Tracy
  • TAP² access for your members
  • Founding partner opportunities

Be the parent they remember.

Join the TAP² waitlist for early access and complimentary resources from Tracy.

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Questions

What is TAP²?

TAP² is the TWWIK Academy Parents Program, a coaching program for parents of young athletes led by former Harlem Globetrotter Tracy Williams. It shows you how to talk, bond and grow with your child through the sport they play, while building their resilience and mental toughness.

When does it launch?

Soon. Everyone on the waitlist hears first and gets access before TAP² opens to the public.

Does it cost anything to join the waitlist?

No. Joining is complimentary, and bonus guides and tips from Tracy are included along the way.

What ages and sports is it for?

Parents of athletes aged roughly 8 to 18, in any sport. Basketball, football, netball, rugby, swimming, martial arts, tennis and everything in between.

Do I need to know a lot about sport?

Not at all. TAP² is about how you support your child, not about tactics or technique. Leave that to their coach.

Is it only for elite or talented athletes?

No. TAP² is for any parent whose child plays sport, from first season to state level. The lessons apply at every level.

Can our club or school get access?

Yes. Email [email protected] to talk about parent nights with Tracy and TAP² access for your families.