Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Its important to have direct communication with the coach. You should never have to go through a TM first. In order to have success you need 3 parts coach , athlete, parent, No less and no more. Adding another parent ie a TM does nothing to help your athlete get better.
Higher level teams (ecnl, ga) do not have team managers
This is to reduce the perceived perception of preferential treatment as well as reduce the ability of one parent knowing many details of other families.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Its important to have direct communication with the coach. You should never have to go through a TM first. In order to have success you need 3 parts coach , athlete, parent, No less and no more. Adding another parent ie a TM does nothing to help your athlete get better.
Higher level teams (ecnl, ga) do not have team managers
This is to reduce the perceived perception of preferential treatment as well as reduce the ability of one parent knowing many details of other families.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bethesda has moved to a non parent involvement structure.
Hahahahaha. That’s funny stuff right here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Its important to have direct communication with the coach. You should never have to go through a TM first. In order to have success you need 3 parts coach , athlete, parent, No less and no more. Adding another parent ie a TM does nothing to help your athlete get better.
Higher level teams (ecnl, ga) do not have team managers
This is to reduce the perceived perception of preferential treatment as well as reduce the ability of one parent knowing many details of other families.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Its important to have direct communication with the coach. You should never have to go through a TM first. In order to have success you need 3 parts coach , athlete, parent, No less and no more. Adding another parent ie a TM does nothing to help your athlete get better.
Higher level teams (ecnl, ga) do not have team managers
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bethesda has moved to a non parent involvement structure.
Hahahahaha. That’s funny stuff right here.
Not sure why it’s funny. It was accurately stated. Bethesda ECNL top level teams have have moved to no parent managers, no forced volunteering. Can’t speak for the younger kids groups or RL teams or EDP. Girls anyway
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bethesda has moved to a non parent involvement structure.
Hahahahaha. That’s funny stuff right here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Barcelona?
Correct. Barça Academy runs that way and we've been happy so far with how they run things the past couple years.
A meeting with the coach can be had, no problem. We've done it twice.
Additionally - as other poster said - you have to request a coach meeting through a central email. No side bar e-mail discussions that only you and the coach or you and the club manager can have... The in-person meetings were always just me, DS and the coach or TD if that was germane.
Barça Academy's biggest issues to their own success are:
1. "Playing the Barça Way" even when a switch to American Kickball™ might win them more games.
2. Price (it's probably top 3-5 in the area for cost)
3. Location (not central enough)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Barcelona?
Correct. Barça Academy runs that way and we've been happy so far with how they run things the past couple years.
A meeting with the coach can be had, no problem. We've done it twice.
Anonymous wrote:Barcelona?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bethesda has moved to a non parent involvement structure.
Hahahahaha. That’s funny stuff right here.