- Dec 11, 2010
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Quincy, I agree. Younger kids can’t drive themselves to the game or practice and their parents need to be in the loop.
However…
At 16’s and above, especially if it is an exposure team, 99% of communication should go directly from coach to player and players should pass it on to their parents. Short term pain, long term gain. It is hard though. Parents desperately want to drag you into their un-organized, un-scheduled dysfunction.
However…
At 16’s and above, especially if it is an exposure team, 99% of communication should go directly from coach to player and players should pass it on to their parents. Short term pain, long term gain. It is hard though. Parents desperately want to drag you into their un-organized, un-scheduled dysfunction.
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