Reply to "Teaching your son to control his emotions in a ball game."

itsinthegame5,000+ posts

Rain Delay,

Tell your son to just play the game and to enjoy the game.
Thats all.

Just play the game - hard.

He doesnt need to worry about the other players performance and he doesnt have to worry about what non-players (other than his coaches) say about him.

He has no control over that. Its a waste of time to spend even one second thinking about it.

He just has to play the game the way he wants to play the game. He has control over that.

Thats all he has to do. At 14 years old - its time to start understanding that - IMO.

Good luck.

6/28/095:51 PM

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