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re: Little league - managing substitutions
Posted on 10/5/16 at 11:26 pm to crazy4lsu
Posted on 10/5/16 at 11:26 pm to crazy4lsu
Been in your shoes before. Substituting in rec ball is the hardest part of coaching. I always ended up holding my boy out more than the other kids to keep parents from complaining. He never noticed.
I later stumbled on an app that would rotate players for you. Thought it was ridiculous at first, but it made things much easier.
I have friends who take their kids out of town for travel teams. I'm not a fan of driving a kid several times a week to play on an out of town team, but I do have access to a local program with certified coaches (my son's current coach is an excellent coach with.) I'd consider it if there wasn't a local option... coaching makes all the difference.
But, if you have a local option, it's hard to beat playing a team sport with your friends... until the parents start to mess it up.
I later stumbled on an app that would rotate players for you. Thought it was ridiculous at first, but it made things much easier.
I have friends who take their kids out of town for travel teams. I'm not a fan of driving a kid several times a week to play on an out of town team, but I do have access to a local program with certified coaches (my son's current coach is an excellent coach with.) I'd consider it if there wasn't a local option... coaching makes all the difference.
But, if you have a local option, it's hard to beat playing a team sport with your friends... until the parents start to mess it up.
Posted on 10/6/16 at 7:21 am to Bill Parker?
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I always ended up holding my boy out more than the other kids to keep parents from complaining
This. But he's one of only two or three that can dribble.
I think I will send him to camps if he wants to go. I just want him to get enough coaching to be prepared to play high school soccer.
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