Post by mistercalcio on Mar 20, 2020 21:01:21 GMT -5
I’m a LONG-time reader (10+ years, back to the “old forum” even), but haven’t posted in quite a while so I figured I’d start a fresh account.
I’ve been reading a lot on here about what clubs and coaches are doing while the season is currently suspended and have been a little surprised at the negative reactions toward most of what’s happening/being put out there by the clubs/coaches. From what I’ve seen, it looks like the majority of people are displeased (or at least unimpressed) with the “cookie cutter/copy and paste” approach from many resources being put out currently.
Since there are already existing threads discussing those negative aspects, i was wondering how many of us have been pleasantly surprised, pleased, or even potentially blown away with what our respective coaches and/or clubs are doing while teams and players are in this “Lost Spring” time period. This could be anything from one on one sessions to virtual coaching to “giving out homework.” I’m interested to hear our different experiences (if there are many considering the prevalence of the “it’s all the same” sentiment) and gauge who’s doing a good job, who maybe has room to do better, and what those coaches/clubs are doing specifically that impresses or pleases you regarding player development and staying engaged with teams.
Let me know what you’ve experienced and hopefully there are some good ones out there!
I’ve been reading a lot on here about what clubs and coaches are doing while the season is currently suspended and have been a little surprised at the negative reactions toward most of what’s happening/being put out there by the clubs/coaches. From what I’ve seen, it looks like the majority of people are displeased (or at least unimpressed) with the “cookie cutter/copy and paste” approach from many resources being put out currently.
Since there are already existing threads discussing those negative aspects, i was wondering how many of us have been pleasantly surprised, pleased, or even potentially blown away with what our respective coaches and/or clubs are doing while teams and players are in this “Lost Spring” time period. This could be anything from one on one sessions to virtual coaching to “giving out homework.” I’m interested to hear our different experiences (if there are many considering the prevalence of the “it’s all the same” sentiment) and gauge who’s doing a good job, who maybe has room to do better, and what those coaches/clubs are doing specifically that impresses or pleases you regarding player development and staying engaged with teams.
Let me know what you’ve experienced and hopefully there are some good ones out there!
