uno tres wrote:..yeah...he probably doesn't listen to EPMD either. Hands down best music to play while driving north on the 99...Gap Band.
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uno tres wrote:..yeah...he probably doesn't listen to EPMD either. Hands down best music to play while driving north on the 99...Gap Band.
uno tres wrote:..yeah...he probably doesn't listen to EPMD either. Hands down best music to play while driving north on the 99...Gap Band.
anonlooker wrote:uno tres wrote:..yeah...he probably doesn't listen to EPMD either. Hands down best music to play while driving north on the 99...Gap Band.
There is only one album to listen to on the 99 - Animals, Pink Floyd - loud.


RaeRae56 wrote:Perhaps I'm wrong but based on the timing of the post and the opponents LL played the previous weekend, I have a sense as to who the coaches are Bill is referring to in his post. My gut tells me he is referring to two different head coaches on two different teams...
Having put my daughter on one of those teams the past two years (and moved on this year) with one of the presumed coaches, I would suggest to Bill that he should not confuse demanding with demeaning.
Looking back... I have the utmost respect for one of the presumed coaches. Not one time did I feel that my daughter was "abused". She was pushed to the limits of her abilities. She looks back at this presumed coach with great respect and admiration and to this day will seek him out at friendlies to say hello and a hug... which is always returned, as the respect between the two is mutual.
There are different things that floats each others boats... I respect your opinion Bill and the decisions you make to place your DD in the spot that you feel is best for her... but I will say... It is very easy to make assumptions about other coaches (and feel compelled to post about them) when you are truly on the outside looking in and know very little about them.
Trust me... those who have not experienced the day in and day out workings of this one coach I am familiar with.. truly does not get it.

TexasBall wrote:I will have to agree there is a fine line. I coach 10U and 8U and have seen some coaches who yell to much and some others who are softies IMO. I generally am a loud person but there is a difference between being load and being abusive. A coach can actually be more abusive with the things that are said one on one with the player than the things that are said loud enough for all to hear. With my own kid I usually do not have to say anything she reads my actions and knows she screwed up without me saying anything. With others it is all in how you handle it. A coach can be loud and correcting issues without ever actually being negative to the kids and get great results.
Martin wrote:No argument, other than to say that I would replace "7 year old" with "player."