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

Apr 21, 2023
9:11:38am

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will stick. Sports are good for a child’s development. Sometimes it works out and sometimes it doesn’t.

My oldest loves all sports and thrives at it. My younger is hit and miss. We keep moving him around trying to find something he will like.

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I coach a rec soccer team of 8YO boys.

OverratedHumor

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

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