A colleague sent me this Xtranormal video today about a youth soccer mom’s advice to the coach. I had to share it.
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This is so true of many of today’s atheletes and situations. There is not enough time to do anything because we have them involved in everything. Of course, the parent knows exactly how to coach in this case. We all know there are some parents who actually do know how to let their children be part of a team and let the coach do their job. Keep hoping for those situations as well as the excellent parent coach, who has knowledge and can be a great teacher of life and sport.