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Post by newguy on Dec 22, 2021 22:22:49 GMT -5
If things aren’t great and you have growing concerns, what is the best way to reach out to a new organization to see if they are interested in bringing in someone new?
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Post by soccerparentx on Dec 23, 2021 9:05:19 GMT -5
Find the Director or Coaching and reach out to him or her. They are usually listed on the websites.
Look for camps that the club you are interested runs-- and try a camp or two. That way your player can get a look.
Attend one or two tournaments that the club you are interested in may be playing in and introduce your player to the coach if that's in your comfort zone.
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Post by DunwoodySoccerDad on Dec 23, 2021 9:07:14 GMT -5
If things aren’t great and you have growing concerns, what is the best way to reach out to a new organization to see if they are interested in bringing in someone new? Email - most clubs have a list of contacts on their website that you can reach out to. Some clubs are more accessible than others (ie: they list more people and/or they list their roles in the club so you can determine the best person(s) to reach out to). Make sure you put your cell # in your email, you may get a call back rather than an email. Is there a particular club you have in mind? If it's a club in the Atlanta metro & surrounding area, I would have to think someone on this board can help you. |
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Post by soccerparent02 on Dec 23, 2021 12:31:13 GMT -5
Another thing to consider is the level competition your player is seeking. If you want to play at the top, the Big 5 or 6 are where that happens. Clubs list the teams and coaches on their social media.
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