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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The above is very true. Every player needs playing time to learn and adjust. If those that aren’t starters aren’t getting pt, how can they improve. Coaches need to allow that development to happen. For the kids who constantly get cards, sometimes taking them out for a minute to regroup is not a bad thing. Does not mean they are benched, but to start again fresh. [/quote] I have a minor disagreement with the 2 PP. I agree on individual skill development but as players get older that should happen less in practice and more in separate clinics. Set plays are important and should be a larger portion of practice as players age through teams[/quote] I would also add that it is very difficult to develop kids who have minimal interest in the game, no matter what happens in practice. Before parents disparage a coach or club, they should honestly assess their player's interest and "coachability".[/quote]
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