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]]> Comment on Volleyball Club Coaches are Like Portfolio Managers by CoachC http://www.onlinevolleyball.com/blog/volleyball-club-coaches-are-like/#comment-3 CoachC Wed, 25 Feb 2009 17:01:00 +0000 http://www.onlinevolleyball.com/blog/2007/03/05/volleyball-club-coaches-are-like-portfolio-managers/#comment-3 This is True. On the Club side of things. Parents expectations are way too high because they are "paying" for something. They don't understand that they are paying for a "teaching & coaching" service (to enhance that portfolio) and they are not paying for "playing time". The understanding is key for better communication.<br/><br/>As a club coach, I have constantly been badgered by parent about playing time. Even when they know that it is not guaranteed. I also stated that their child has not come up to me to ask what they can improve upon or do to improve, so they can increase that playing time. This is True. On the Club side of things. Parents expectations are way too high because they are "paying" for something. They don't understand that they are paying for a "teaching & coaching" service (to enhance that portfolio) and they are not paying for "playing time". The understanding is key for better communication.

As a club coach, I have constantly been badgered by parent about playing time. Even when they know that it is not guaranteed. I also stated that their child has not come up to me to ask what they can improve upon or do to improve, so they can increase that playing time.

]]> Comment on What To Do When Your Son Or Daughter Doesn’t Make A Volleyball Club Team. by Coach K http://www.onlinevolleyball.com/blog/what-to-do-when-your-son-or-daughter/#comment-2 Coach K Sat, 14 Apr 2007 23:55:00 +0000 http://www.onlinevolleyball.com/blog/2007/03/30/what-to-do-when-your-son-or-daughter-doesnt-make-a-volleyball-club-team/#comment-2 Another way to get time and instruction with the game is by enrolling in your local community college volleyball class. No cuts there, and your team (class) mates as well as the coach are much more forgiving to everyone's learning curve. The United States Youth Volleyball League also provides a cut-free environment for younger players if they exist in your area. Another way to get time and instruction with the game is by enrolling in your local community college volleyball class. No cuts there, and your team (class) mates as well as the coach are much more forgiving to everyone’s learning curve. The United States Youth Volleyball League also provides a cut-free environment for younger players if they exist in your area.

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