Sir
23-09-2016, 05:43 PM
Unsure how bumping is handled here, so I just made a new one from original from earlier this year;[ URL="http://www.newcastlefootball.net/forum/showthread.php?1028-Grassroots-Football"]HERE[/URL]
As mentioned most Grassroots coaches are volunteer parents because no one else wants to. I actually want to coach my son, in hopes to keep him interested rather than a random just throwing them the ball (or someone too competitive). Since I know nothing of junior training, I looked into some courses. Grassroots is only 3-hours, so was really considering it.
I looked up the MyFootball (http://myfootballclub.com.au/index.php?id=126) courses and saw pretty much everything available at Speers Point, except Grassroots. Any reason to that? Or the fact it isn't really needed?
I realise Grassroots is just going to be letting them kick the ball around. But since it's a 3 hour course, didn't really think it would hurt to do it, especially since it's not just my kid I'd be trying to control. Hoping to course covers what to expect and what I'm expected to do to nurture interest.
*queue angry dad yelling at his kid ad*
As mentioned most Grassroots coaches are volunteer parents because no one else wants to. I actually want to coach my son, in hopes to keep him interested rather than a random just throwing them the ball (or someone too competitive). Since I know nothing of junior training, I looked into some courses. Grassroots is only 3-hours, so was really considering it.
I looked up the MyFootball (http://myfootballclub.com.au/index.php?id=126) courses and saw pretty much everything available at Speers Point, except Grassroots. Any reason to that? Or the fact it isn't really needed?
I realise Grassroots is just going to be letting them kick the ball around. But since it's a 3 hour course, didn't really think it would hurt to do it, especially since it's not just my kid I'd be trying to control. Hoping to course covers what to expect and what I'm expected to do to nurture interest.
*queue angry dad yelling at his kid ad*