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How do you get your coach to play you?
I'm 5 foot even and my hubby is 6'1. I kick his butt in basketball everytime! Skills trump height every time!
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Try your local YMCA. They have really awesome programs for ALL levels and their trainers will keep you safe and having fun while you learn. Plus it's not nearly as expensive as other programs. My daughter has learned it helps her in cheer, softball and... Continue reading »
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Smile, smile, and more smiles. I've seen it time and time again. A girl who smiles and has a great attitude will always beat out a girl who doesn't. Try to make sure your kicks are high and you know the history of your team. It doesn't hurt to make su... Continue reading »
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Any creative fundraiser ideas that are quick and easy?
We did Walk -Jog- a-Thons. Built it into their regular training so parents couldn't say they didn't have time for fundraisers. That way their is no out of pocket investment and you make money
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OK!! DUZ ANYONE KNOW HOW TO TEACH SOMEONE TO BE A GOOD FLYER???????
Honestly, they need to have strong legs, so have them practice doing a chair sit against a wall for 3 minutes starting and increase it 30 seconds a day every day till they hit 4.5 minutes. Also, once they get up, tell them to clinch their (bottom) chee... Continue reading »
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my coach says i need to lose weight and say i am fat and can not play the pistion i am best at
A coaches job is to lead and mentor. NOT to be rude and mean. I am soooo very sorry to hear that ANY one would speak to you that way. You have the right to remind him that he needs to be specific concerning your position and maybe find another one for ... Continue reading »
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Tips for jump shot?I still cant do it!
When you reach op for the jump shot...don't count so much on just your arm reach. You have to PUSH really hard into the sky with your legs while you reach almost as if your reaching for the TOP of the back board.
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NO!!! I know several agents and coaches. It is actually alright if YOU contact them! Don't wait and don't forget to toot your own horn. The squeekie wheel gets the grease!
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How do we protect young players like Ryne Dougherty from life-ending head injuries?
Proper training and education from Neurologist to coaches and trainers and players a like are key. Players need to learn to speak up and take a bigger role in their care.
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we need a football coach for 13 an 14 year old recreation team
Mom's make great coaches to!


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