Yeah, I think this one was a little bit of a fluke. That, and he was wearing

Oct 1, 2024
10:23:26am

shoganai All-American

some worn out gloves that probably needed replaced a season or two ago. Next time he does it I might have him wrap his wrists, as well. They're to the age when the better attacking players can really hammer the ball.

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My 8th grader's football career came to a premature end this weekend due to a

shoganai

Oct 1, 9:55am

Bummer. Deflating when this happens.

BYU71

Oct 1, 9:58am

Very disappointing to know I've seen him play for the last time and didn't even

shoganai

Oct 1, 10:07am

My 8th grader's 1st year of tackle football has not gone well for him

RockyBalboa

Oct 1, 10:09am

It's hard but ultimately the experience will be good for him.

shakarocks

Oct 1, 4:53pm

I have been impressed with my son's cross country experience

FuriousMonkey

Oct 1, 10:16am

Has he considered being the placekicker and/or punter in high school?

Jdoc

Oct 1, 10:20am

I took him out to kick PATs once, for fun. He could probably develop into a

shoganai

Oct 1, 10:24am

My son is an undersized U14 GK. There are some hard shots. Never seen an injury

Benfica1

Oct 1, 10:21am

Yeah, I think this one was a little bit of a fluke. That, and he was wearing

shoganai

Oct 1, 10:23am

I broke my wrist at the MTC the same exact way 7-8 years ago.

RipCityCougar

Oct 1, 10:29am

I think it's good for all but the most diminutive kids. Even good for them

shakarocks

Oct 1, 4:52pm

My husband recently badgered me into signing up our son for basketball. He's only seven, and while he's pretty athletic

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