Reply to "When is it finally time to talk to the coach?"

GovMember since 2015

Player needs to understand the risks of health to his arm and knees. Given the disregard by the coach, this is a bit dicey. Player needs to have an immediate conversation with the Coach. Empower your son with the tools. BUT,...

Because of the immediate health concerns and If the player is slow to act, or the coach is slow to respond to the player, parent can feel comfortable about stepping in.

Safety (arm care or knees) & "checkbook" items open the door for parents to have an off the field, ahead of time conversation with a focus on the issue. Arm care is a safety issue, if most coach's are disconnected, the parent coach is likely disconnected as well.

Hopefully it's an oversight and coach responds immediately.

You've received great guidance, good luck to you and your son.

3/4/1612:00 AM

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