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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]n another hand, it's a question of priorities and what people really want out of sports. On the yet another hand, it shows how far people will go to justify their outlays of time and money.[/quote] OP here. I'm not really sure what assumptions you are making, with respect to me personally. I don't want to lose an affordable coach, which we may if we give up the spot working with him. I don't have illusions that my son will be the next Messi, but he did work hard this year, and I would like him to keep his progress. He does have some interests other than soccer, but they don't take up all of his free time, and I'm very anti-electronics, so we do have a fair amount of conflict about him spending too much time on them. At the end of the day, my son did motivate to text a few kids find another kid that is interested in working with him, so it is all good.[/quote] What people tend to not understand when they make sweeping judgements and generalizations is that at this age tremendous gains can be made in a short period of time for the player. Getting better is motivating to a player and at this age the gains are seen relatively quickly. As they get older it is best to pull back unless they are in a very competitive environment or there are very specific aspects the player needs/wants to work on. Having a private trainer is not necessary for the duration of a young players "career" but I can't think of a better time to work on the technical aspects of the game than at this age. The help he gets now will help provide a solid technical foundation that unfortunately you, nor anyone else, should expect the club to provide. One ball for a group players does not build the technical foundation as quickly as one ball, one player does. [/quote]
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