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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would appreciate your willingness to pitch in, but I can't help but say that you're really not helping any but trying to lead something you have no knowledge about. I would almost say the kids would be better off having scrimmages and the parents being more coordinators than coaches. I think you may get more out of this experience than the kids you're coaching.[/quote] Nonsense. Most of the kids will have little knowledge of the game. The coach will learn a lot, but the kids will too.[/quote] The kids will learn a lot if they have someone that can show them or teach them. A well meaning volunteer that doesn't know soccer won't be able to teach much.[/quote] Sure they will. These are little kids! OP said their kid was 6. So these are either 5/6 year olds or 6/7 year olds. This isn’t a tryout situation or getting into serious soccer when you’d want a paid, professional coach. Also, the way these little kid rec leagues work, if there’s not enough parent coach volunteers, some kids won’t get to play because they can’t get matched to a team. So the more people who volunteer, the better. [/quote]
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