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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As a PP stated[b], it is unclear what the actual issue is - physical speed, playing speed, endurance, or aggression. [/b]A defender has to be more cautious and not commit until they know they will win the ball - so they delay, contain, and stay between the ball and the goal until the attacker makes a mistake or they get help. Now, if this is in situations like a loose ball then maybe it is a different decision. A defender has to be patient, disciplined, and make good decisions. If it is a question of hustle or competitiveness - sometimes kids come into this in their own time, no amount of yelling will do it. Might be worth having a talk with the coach to see what the problem is (if there is one) and then sit down with the player and the coach and talk through it. [/quote] op here. I'm not sure i know what the problem is. I have to think about this a bit and will watch the coming games in this light. We have about 8 games coming up over the next 3 weeks (due to rescheduled rain-outs, a tournament, etc). I'm going to see how these go and then maybe talk to the coach. however, i don't want to put a "problem" on his/her radar if there isn't one. I'm going to tread very lightly and carefully. But i appreciate all of the above thoughts. There are excellent and interesting points raised. Pls, keep them coming![/quote]
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