It’s a rec league that’s kinda the target market, if you want only kids who take

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Apr 21, 2023
9:18:27am

Pepe Playmaker

It’s a rec league that’s kinda the target market, if you want only kids who take

It seriously then you have to go to a competitive or club league. While it can be a pain to coach sometimes it’s good they have options for kids of all interest levels. Parents need a low level option to try it and see what sticks something low key that gets them to run around and learn be on a team.

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I coach a rec soccer team of 8YO boys.

4/21/23 7:14am

I have coached dozens of rec teams through the years. I've yet to see one that

shoganai

4/21/23 7:19am

And it should be. It is even less fun if one team has all the good players and

SoBlueitHurts

4/21/23 5:38pm

RE: I coach a rec soccer team of 8YO boys.

cambo

4/21/23 7:22am

I hear you. And I have coached many many of those teams. I will say,

DirtyWater

4/21/23 7:30am

I’ve coached lots of sports teams too. Currently coaching kinder soccer.

bruincoug

4/21/23 7:58am

My problem is I coach a U14 team with players much like you described. I can understand for a U10 team

Goliath

4/21/23 8:02am

My son is the same age, moving up to u12 this year.

BNcoug

4/21/23 9:10am

From the parent’s perspective, sometimes you sign your kid up in hopes that it

Hyrum in Houston

4/21/23 9:11am

It’s a rec league that’s kinda the target market, if you want only kids who take

Pepe

4/21/23 9:18am

It's rec at any age group, any sport that is the expectation you will have kids

CariocaCoug

4/21/23 9:30am

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