Re: So I'm not a sports guy.... but
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05/02/23 08:41 AM
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What I don't love about it is the "bleacher coaches" from the stands screaming and running their mouth about every pitch, every hit, every call. I've told more than one to shut up, sit down and watch the flipping game! Probably a good thing they won't sell beer at little league.....
Trash your goals and plans for life. Just wing it and you'll never be let down!
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Re: So I'm not a sports guy.... but
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05/02/23 10:45 AM
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LOL, that's why parents are banned to certain areas and required to keep quiet!
Every kid needs a Dog and a Curmudgeon.
Remember Bowe Bergdahl, the traitor.
Beware! Jill Pudlewski, Ron Oates and Keven Begesse are liars and thiefs!
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Re: So I'm not a sports guy.... but
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05/02/23 01:18 PM
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I'm not into any organized sports, but when I took my son and foster sons to youth rodeos the other parents that remembered me from back in the day would talk me into all kinds of things. I ended up formally or informally coaching and or running all of the rough stock events.
To make a long story short, it ended up being not only some of the most fun I have ever had, but also proved to be pivotal in shaping young skulls full of mush. The association I ended up putting together has racked up a huge number of national titles and NONE of these young people play video games and mooch of their parents. They are the movers and shakers and understand the value of hard work and setting goals.
It has left me thinking that anything we can do to get kids off the couch is probably the best thing for them.
�What�s good for me may not be good for the weak minded.� Captain Gus McCrae- Texas Rangers
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Re: So I'm not a sports guy.... but
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05/03/23 03:54 AM
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Track is brutal. You never know when each event is can't always see them do their events. Cheer is a nightmare. Cheer moms are the worst. Gymnastics is ok. Wrestling and various martial arts is great. Kids basketball football and baseball are great. Little League certainly has changed from when I played. No more team gear (helmets and bats for kids to use). Personal helmets are much better. Was never fun getting drenched with another guys sweat when you grabbed a team helmet. Bats are pretty expensive these days
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Re: So I'm not a sports guy.... but
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Track is brutal. You never know when each event is can't always see them do their events. Cheer is a nightmare. Cheer moms are the worst. Gymnastics is ok. Wrestling and various martial arts is great. Kids basketball football and baseball are great. Little League certainly has changed from when I played. No more team gear (helmets and bats for kids to use). Personal helmets are much better. Was never fun getting drenched with another guys sweat when you grabbed a team helmet. Bats are pretty expensive these days Lol so true. Bats are crazy expensive now. Plus in my son's little league they have to be specific bats must have and only can have USA BASEBALL stamp. I found a decently priced bat for him for $50 and gave it him on his birthday (Saturday) 1 of his coaches presented it to him during his 1st at bat. Everyone at the game cheered and told him happy birthday
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Re: So I'm not a sports guy.... but
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05/03/23 08:16 AM
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I'm not into any organized sports, but when I took my son and foster sons to youth rodeos the other parents that remembered me from back in the day would talk me into all kinds of things. I ended up formally or informally coaching and or running all of the rough stock events.
To make a long story short, it ended up being not only some of the most fun I have ever had, but also proved to be pivotal in shaping young skulls full of mush. The association I ended up putting together has racked up a huge number of national titles and NONE of these young people play video games and mooch of their parents. They are the movers and shakers and understand the value of hard work and setting goals.
It has left me thinking that anything we can do to get kids off the couch is probably the best thing for them. Good work Leftlane.
Eh...wot?
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