-Attend as many games as possible.
-Do everything possible to make the athletic experience positive for your child and others.
-View the game with team goals in mind.
-Attempt to relieve competitive pressure, not increase it.
-Encourage multi-sport participation.
-Release your child to the coach and the team.
-Look upon opponents as friends involved with the same experience.
-Accept the judgment of the officials and coaches; remain in control.
-Accept the results of each game; do not make excuses.
-Demonstrate winning and losing with dignity.
-Dignify mistakes made by athletes who are giving their best effort and concentration.
-Encourage athletes to keep their perspective in both victory and defeat.
-Be a good listener.
-Accept the goals, roles and achievements of your child.
By Bruce Brown
WHY IS DEFENSE IMPORTANT
3 years ago
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