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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You’re being silly. This is a team of 8 year olds! It’s all about learning and having fun. Your kid has every right to be there. Best advice to kid is to work hard and have a great attitude. You don’t need to get an 8 year old private basketball lessons.[/quote] To me...OP is not being silly. OP is worried about her kid being made fun of because he's the worst on the team. That is a legitimate concern and IT DOES HAPPEN! And kids quit over it. When kids are making fun of your kid, telling him to keep working hard doesn't cut it. With that said...there are a lot of valid advice given...don't "coach". Just play. Laugh with him. Make it fun. He has years to improve. Help him improve just a little teeny bit each week. You need to meet him where he's at...so if he can't catch very well. play with him and make a game with a lot of passing and catching. Have fun. What would be best if you can find a few kids that he can play with that are his level too. Kids need to have success in order to maintain interest. when you play with him...let him beat you every once in a while. Not too often to make it a big fake but keep it close. I agree he doesn't need a private coach. If he's as bad as you say, playing with mom and dad is plenty.[/quote]
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