Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Hope and change... It's what got the former president elected...but in reality..nothing changed at all. However, it is the emotion that allows the gravy train to continue.
Individual skill development drops off the older you get and is replaced by team development. So, no....dont buy into that fact that her skill will jump tremendously.
She will become a smarter soccer player as her cognitive levels increase with age... which will help her be a better soccer player.
If your child is already complaining about comittment...it will only get worse the older she gets
If she don't want it. You don't need it. At the end of the day, anything they're forced to do will backfire in a big way. Typically after you paid 100,000 in soccer and they quit their freshman year in college because they ride the bench.
As the kids say...you got to be about that life.
Are all college players really only about soccer ...living a soccer only life? Sounds rather one dimensional and boring to me. I'd rather my kid be well-rounded with multiple.interests (sports, academics, music, arts, etc). What happens to your all about soccer kid when her knee gives out?