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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ugh. And this is rec ball? Does the kid manage to get open but no one passes the ball to him. As a coach, I have a personal goal to have every kid on my team score a least once...especially if they are young and just starting out. that can really change a kid's confidence. Hopefully it is an oversight by the coach. I prefer building the team aspect among players as that seems to go a long way ... even off the court. I hope it isn't a matter of only helping out kids who might move into AAU. As a parent I'd probably start cheering for that kid especially when he's open.[/quote] My child's coach is like this, and I really appreciate it! He tells the kids--all of them--to take shots when they have the opportunity (and personally talks to the kids who might need a little extra encouragement). I can see when he's working hard to get the ball to a player who doesn't get it as often. Thanks, coach! [b] OP, I'd point out that your idea of free throw opportunity might be very stressful, since all eyes would be on him[/b]. Instead, I'd encourage your child to look for that other kid when he's open. And you can cheer for him to take a shot if he's in position. [/quote] THIS! I was that kid in 6th grade. The one time I had to take a free throw I almost ended in tears. (I didn't make the basket, but I didn't cry either, so I considered it a success.) OP, it's sweet of you to think about this, but really [b][u][i]let the kid, his parents, and the coach handle it.[/i][/u][/b][/quote] cool advice but nobody is handling it. the kid is with the same team/coaches for 2 years/3 seasons, yet nothing has changed.[/quote]
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