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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You really need to name the sport because it really depends on the sport. For example, is volleyball and your child is going to be taller than average? Then keep playing. Is it softball and your child doesn't have the best hand eye coordination? I would encourage another sport? Soccer and your child isn't that great. Try to get one on one coaching to see if there are any talents there speed, able to kick the ball pretty far or can learn how to kick better, etc. If not switch sports. [/quote] +100 It would be helpful to know the sport. The volleyball example is a good one (my DD’s very tall friend made our extremely competitive JV volleyball team and has never even played club. DD’s shorter friend with years of club experience did not). Also body composition and things like speed etc often change very rapidly at puberty. [/quote]
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