Apr 20, 2023
7:28:16pm
7:28:16pm
To get better. To make friends. To learn how to work hard.
To learn how to win and lose without being a jerk. To exercise and be healthy. To develop a lifelong hobby. There are a ton of reasons for sports even if the kid won’t go anywhere, as most of us on CB can attest to.
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- ballen
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4/20/23 6:33pm
4/20/23 6:37pm
4/20/23 6:49pm
Because it is good for kids to play on a team, work through struggles, and make friends. Rec level sports are important
4/20/23 6:35pm
I've coached little league for almost 10 years and get the frustration, but it is still a rec sport. For the most part
4/20/23 6:50pm
4/20/23 7:12pm
4/20/23 7:29pm
4/20/23 10:49pm
4/20/23 6:52pm
4/20/23 6:39pm
4/20/23 6:43pm
Let me ask you this. Are you coaching, and if so rec, or club? If you're not coaching, then why not?
4/20/23 6:44pm
4/20/23 6:47pm
You're the guy that has your kids in rec rather than a competitive league and are saying this. Hilarious.
4/20/23 6:47pm
if your kids only play bantam, maybe pump the brakes on telling people their kids suck at sports, lol.
4/20/23 6:52pm
4/20/23 6:53pm
Well you said "I bet your kids suck at sports." which is getting close. If you can't handle struggling kids on the team,
4/20/23 6:54pm
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4/20/23 6:48pm
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4/20/23 7:30pm
4/20/23 7:37pm
I've seen kids absolutely sick at a sport at 7 or 9 who then blossomed into an all star a few years later. You miss all
4/20/23 7:38pm
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4/21/23 3:30am