Anonymous wrote:Kids around the world who love soccer play soccer every day. There is no such thing as too much soccer. There is such thing as too much pressure and unrealistic expectations. That’s what burns kids out.
If 60 games a year is too much for your 11-year-old, then have her play less, there’re several levels below for those who aren’t that into it. There’s a lid for e dry pot.
Anonymous wrote:Kids around the world who love soccer play soccer every day. There is no such thing as too much soccer. There is such thing as too much pressure and unrealistic expectations. That’s what burns kids out.
If 60 games a year is too much for your 11-year-old, then have her play less, there’re several levels below for those who aren’t that into it. There’s a lid for e dry pot.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The crazy part is that clubs like SYC and Coppermine are always doing more than Bethesda; more tournaments, playing up in age groups, more practices, etc. It’s an arms race with no end in sight. As parents we have to be the ones to pull back, especially when they’re young.
A 2011 team in NJ. NJ premier played over 60 games in last 12 months. I'm sure parents look at this and say its an active club..but. its obvious the team is profiting on all of this. 60 games for 14 year olds is just too much
Anonymous wrote:The crazy part is that clubs like SYC and Coppermine are always doing more than Bethesda; more tournaments, playing up in age groups, more practices, etc. It’s an arms race with no end in sight. As parents we have to be the ones to pull back, especially when they’re young.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The crazy part is that clubs like SYC and Coppermine are always doing more than Bethesda; more tournaments, playing up in age groups, more practices, etc. It’s an arms race with no end in sight. As parents we have to be the ones to pull back, especially when they’re young.
A 2011 team in NJ. NJ premier played over 60 games in last 12 months. I'm sure parents look at this and say its an active club..but. its obvious the team is profiting on all of this. 60 games for 14 year olds is just too much
Anonymous wrote:The crazy part is that clubs like SYC and Coppermine are always doing more than Bethesda; more tournaments, playing up in age groups, more practices, etc. It’s an arms race with no end in sight. As parents we have to be the ones to pull back, especially when they’re young.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, I want to hear from anyone who wants to defend the Colton's policy on guest playing? It seems like a lose/lose for the club and the players. Still waiting to hear one legitimately good reason. I know most of the coaches don't care.
Burnout. overuse injuries. The player card is insurance card, so if you're using it and something happens, BSC would be involved.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This will sound like a joke but it's not.
I'm looking for 2016 kids to play a local tournament second week of August
Anyone interested please reach out to tournament.team@proton.me (I'm serious about it)
Let me guess-- the rising stars cup?
Anonymous wrote:This will sound like a joke but it's not.
I'm looking for 2016 kids to play a local tournament second week of August
Anyone interested please reach out to tournament.team@proton.me (I'm serious about it)