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RE: [netballcoaching] parents coaching daughters

Interesting discussion.  Something similar was mentioned to me (as president of our club) in a very casual way that the new Junior A team had a mother/daughter coach/player situation – and that the daughter had never been coached by anyone other than her mother.  This wasn’t a complaint at all, but just an observation – which got me thinking.  I really believe that players in general should have different coaches every so often – as each coach, like players, will have their own strengths and players will have a more rounded development in the game.  This would be why I wouldn’t want a mother coaching a junior team all the way through their netball career, the same with any coach.  But I have no problem with parents coaching daughters – you guys are right – that’s where a lot of coaches start from.

 

I was a coach before I was a mother – and my daughter only started playing last year – and I had no desire to coach her – I like the time out to enjoy watching her.

 

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Michelle R



Mon Jan 21, 2008 11:41 am

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Hi all Just thought I'd throw this one out to you all for comment. My Club's new President wants to bring in a rule that no parent can coach their child. She...
Janine McDonell
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Jan 21, 2008
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This is quite a dilemma Janine. We've tried both - if you deny parents the opportunity to work with their children you finish up struggling to find coaches, if...
Sue Adlam
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Jan 21, 2008
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Hello Janine It is a hard rule to make considering a lot of parents only coach because there children play. They want to be involved in their child's...
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Jan 21, 2008
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Hi Janine, I have coached both of my daughters over the years, and I am currently coaching my 12 y o in Sub Juniors, I myself, makes sure that i don't show...
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Jan 21, 2008
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I find coaching my two daughters quite exhausting sometimes, and wish that they could be coached be another. The thing is that l love coaching but l live 40...
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Jan 21, 2008
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Hi I think is is wrong to let one persons actions impact on the enjoyment of others. I have been coaching netball for over 20 years and coach my three...
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Jan 21, 2008
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Interesting discussion. Something similar was mentioned to me (as president of our club) in a very casual way that the new Junior A team had a mother/daughter...
Michelle Roberts
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Jan 21, 2008
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Yes an interesting discussion. My family had their own netball association when I was growing up (aroung 1970'S) and I was taught by my mother who was an A...
paula miranda
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Jan 22, 2008
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I enjoyed coaching my daughter when she was in junior teams and am now currently coaching alongside her with a junior team, which has given me an opportunity...
Cheryl Harris
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Jan 22, 2008
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I had coached my daughter for about 5 years and decided that I didn't want to coach her one year. It was the best thing I had ever done. I feel that with...
Bev & Ropn Jones
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Jan 22, 2008
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Hi Our club has a policy that mothers/fathers don't coach their own children. ALso that a coach only has a team for 3 years. I have coached my daughters over...
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Jan 22, 2008
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Hi Janine, I too Coach my daughter. Our club like most other clubs I think would struggle to find coaches if it wasn't for mothers of the girls. I can ...
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Jan 22, 2008
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This is a dangerous area for anyone to tread because like people have observed clubs need coaches and parents usually only want to coach their own children....
Petrina Boylan
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Jan 22, 2008
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Hi Janine, I agree with all the other comments in support of mothers coaching their own daughters and also the option of speaking with club officials,...
Shirley Hewitt
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Jan 22, 2008
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PLease take me off the distribution list!!!!!!! Thank you. Shirley Hewitt <shirleyhewitt@...> wrote: Hi Janine, I agree with all the other...
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