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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Based on response or non response my guess is you don't get your kids to all trainings and are grumpy your kid is given less play time.  T or F.  Are you at 90 percent of sessions?[/quote]

OP here. FTR, my kid hasn’t missed a single practice and is never late. I respond to all emails in a timely manner. DC steps up and plays for other teams when players are needed. The only time I received any feedback was when I was writing out a check for the program. DD receives feedback in practices from assistant coaches but not the HC. I have never emailed or talked to the coach about it. That was the point of my post. [b]Why do some posters in this forum always assume that it’s the players or the parents and the not the coach?[/b] [/quote]

IDK OP. If it's the coach, I'd think there would be a lot more parents complaining. Why do you think this grown man (?) is picking a fight with your little kid? [/quote]

LOL, you clearly do not have kids who are athletes. One does not simply complain to a coach. Not unless you want to make things immeasurably worse for your kids.

There are a lot of sh----y coaches who have no business coaching. And, yes, that is a fair thing to say. It's not always the parents, the kids fault. In fact, in a lot of instances it is not. [/quote]

Absolutely some coaches are awful. It isn’t always parents. In that situation best thing to do is keep mouth shut, and then thank the coach and move to a new team after the season ends. [/quote]

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