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[quote=Anonymous]My kid's U9 coach (at a small club) actually works on being more aggressive through drills. We have a fair amount of very skilled players (for U9) but many were just getting pushed off the ball in the fall. In the spring, the coach made a conscious effort to work on this through specific drills that forced the kids to get more physical and competitive with each other in practice. It has worked for most, though I wouldn't say all, and has translated to better play in games. I would think you should try to make the switch to travel now as he would hopefully land with a coach that would be willing to be more patient and work with him on stepping up that part of his game since he is still young. [/quote]
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