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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes agree this is exactly how my kids club is. Highly highly driven and competitive kids; they train all summer and practice 4xweek 4 hour practices all year plus extra in weekends. It’s insane. Most of the kids play for 3-4 teams at the club; for their age and also play up. We don’t like it. But it’s real!! [/quote] What age group? Maybe a bit older than the 7-11 range? My philosophy has been “less is more” so far because I just want my kid to have fun.[/quote] Explain how less is more = fun Less of a sport they love or a sport they hate but you are forcing them to do it?[/quote] Only 10, loves soccer, not soccer obsessed. Wants to play baseball, basketball, flag football, wrestling plus things like camping and fishing. I think having other interests and not being completely focused on soccer 24/7/365 at this age will actually help in the long run both as a person and player/athlete.[/quote] Why do people try to mix kids into recreational soccer with kids serious about excelling at top tier soccer levels in the same conversation thread? It's fine to want to be Jack of all trades and dabble in everything being master of none. No one expects dedication in any of the disciplines.[/quote] Nope, same kid is one of the best players on the top team. [/quote]
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