Screaming coaches
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Anonymous
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Why are we limiting this “loser mentality” to youth sports? How are dmv area pro teams over the last, I dunno…30 years?
Redskins & Wizards everyone comes here gets paid and loses. Dc united hasn’t been relevant in how long? I lived + coached in Bmore before coming back to the dmv, it’s a joke in terms of the difference in mentality. Everyone in dmv more concerned w their drip, jobs, cars…in Bmore u put your head down and work. It’s not even close the difference in just how people act. In the dmv everyone wants to be something they ain’t, mo. |
Anonymous
This is about the dumbest comment I've seen. On this thread anyway. First, it conveniently leaves out the Nats and Caps who have won championships in the last 6 years. And, more importantly, what could the regional mentality, if it existed, possibly have anything to do with the pro sports teams? Almost none of the people involved in any of them are from here. Although I'm definitely with you that Dan Snyder wanted to be something he ain't. Take a look at the MaxPreps top 25 high school basketball ranking and you'll see 4 teams from the DMV: Paul VI, Gonzaga, Bishop O'Connell, and (DC public) Jackson-Reed. I don't see any Baltimore teams on that list and that used to be a hot bed for local basketball. I guess they're more concerned with their drip these days. This is a good example of why coaches might be better served to listen to people offering advice rather than being so defensive about their experience. |
Anonymous
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How in the world did this thread about Screaming Coaches become about parents, DMV or anything else?
Screaming Coaches are screaming coaches and there’s NO excuse for it. Love how certain coaches or parents are trying to deflect about Screaming Coaches and blame it on something else. |
Anonymous
You're right. Screaming at 12-15 year old kids totally makes sense. It's the only these kids will reach their potential. No one has ever learned or been pushed to greatness without a little abuse. Oh wait... |
Anonymous
There's a difference between yelling (reasonable minds can disagree on whether it's an effective tool) and berating (no need to call the kids names--zero value in that). |
Anonymous
| How do you suggest a coach communicate with a player across the field or during the game? Volume is not abuse |
Anonymous
Communicating with volume is not the same as screaming. Coaches that scream the same phrase over and over (e.g. what are you doing kid) are not effective. Communicating advise/corrections during a game is effective. Screaming at kids who are late to a game when their parent got in an accident is humiliating and unnecessary. |
Anonymous
| This thread should change to Crazy, Screaming parents. I see a lot more of those compared to the crazy screaming coaches. |
Anonymous
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Check out the screaming coaches of 11 year old girls in this highlight of the week. Both coaches. Highlight. Does anyone know who they were playing ?
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C3YFidVhs5P/?igsh=eHBjaWVpbHJxeTY5 |
Anonymous
I’m not going to name names but that’s a frequent flyer on this message board (and that’s nothing) and it was a scrimmage. |
Anonymous
Internal to BSC? |
Anonymous
How can the board thing that its ok to put something like that as the highlight with the Coach yelling like that? Put some music over it? |
Anonymous
The parents were so quiet 😁😆 |
Anonymous
| It’s the FUHR highlight of the week show some respect! no music needed and no self awareness on all fronts keep the highlights coming, please! |
Anonymous
| the more elite the program is, the more screaming you get. |