As team physician how you treat a conflict between players and there coach?
356563
dope them all so they're nice and calm.....
1010687
There's always one whining player on a team (the goalie) who's like "waaaah!!! I wanna use my hands!!! waaaaaa!!!!! I can't kick the ball without picking it up!!" \n\nSo the refs just give in and let the babies do what they want.
664586
I think the coaches were out of line.  They thought they were motivating him, when actually they were tearing him down.  Not all children/people respond well when they are being yelled at all, not very constructive.  Their actions could cause the opposite affect they desire.  Rather than motivate, they chase them away from the sport.  There is a fine line, especially with children playing sports.  You know your little guy and what makes him respond.  If I were you I would talk with all the coaches.  Explain that you didn't raise your child with verbal assaults.  Tell them that you are concerned that they will push him away from the sport rather than help.  Let them know that you don't expect for your child to babied but nurtured.  Suggest taking him out of the game the next time he messes up, rather than verbally embarassing him.  If your son really wants to play he will do the best he can to continue playing.  Another thought would be to get the opinions of other players parents, if they agree, try as a group to discuss this with the coaches.  The only reason I suggest this is if the coaches are jerks your son could pay for your chat with the coaches.  He could be teased and degraded as being a momma's boy when your not around.  Don't act offended of the situation but as a concerned parent who wants her child to excel in the sport.    Being a sports freak myself, I feel that these days people are going overboard when it comes to sports.
928662
If you're on the team then there is nothing wrong with asking the coach why you don't have your uniform.  He may have just forgot!  If he does snap at you when you ask and he doesn't give you one, then he's a bad coach.
762195
Ignore them. Work to be the best 2 players on the squad. Everything will work out to your favor in the long run.
221029
Report the coach to the sponsoring organization and encourage other team parents to do likewise.  Have specifics - content, circumstances, tone, dates.  If nothing comes of it, then either you are being excessivly sensitive or its time to find another team.  \n\nBest of luck!
1007410
USA- Get rid of Bruce arena he lacks imagination and as long as he is the coach there will be no improvement in you're football.Bring in a Brazilian or a European for fresh ideas.-Portuguese citizen - i have been to the USA and it's a great country - FIRE HIM.....
39277
Most players have their own routines before gametime. Some eat, some refuse to eat. Some get pumped up and do different activities like lift weights or stretch and some sit by their locker and listen to music others watch a few more tapes of the other team to try and focus in on what they are about to do. There are a few team organized stretching activities, warmups and brief meetings to go over any final details with the coaching staff, but other than those, it's pretty much each guy doing what works for him.
207460
Actually nothing prevents a coach from cueing a player to challenge.  The worst that could happen is that if a coach is "coaching" a player during a match they may be forced to pay a fine and the coach could be barred from sitting in the players box for the rest of the tournament.  This virtually never happens as coaches are often giving signs and unless it is blatant most people look the other way.  Therefore, it would be quite easy for a coach to signal to a player whether or not to challange a call.
353942
I think you should do what the coach says.  You can sit down with him in a one-on-one conversation and explain your side, but I think you have to abide by his decision even if it is not the one you want.  Otherwise, your coach might see you as a trouble maker and not play you at all.\n\nHe obviously sees something in you that speaks to him about your talent for playing on the line.  Go with the flow, explain your side in a grown up matter, but do what he says.
627101
YES BAD COACHES are constantly going overboard on their players. And this is why they very rarely win!  GOOD COACHES do not chew out their players...good coaches build up their players in a positive manner win or loose. The old saying about 'you can catch more fly's with honey than you can with vinegar's applies here. Good coaches will correct bad form but will not correct a good effort.
367026
You can actually talk to your players during injury stoppage....however, you can not enter the field of play and give directions to your players.  If you enter the field of play, you are restricted to dealing with the injured player only.  That is why, in close/tough matches, quite often the assistant coach (or a parent) is sent onto the field while the head coach calls his players over (as long as they stay on the field) and gives directions.  In little league matches, it is just a courtesy to have the players take a knee and stay where they are... it is not a mandate.
789504
start a bench clearing brawl vs the other team and see if that brings your team together. or if someone hits or says something bad to the black, Hispanic, chines or Bengali on your team stick up for them and get the guys to have some fun.
732491
There should be a degree of a dress code. Alot of the coaches dress looking good for being on the sideline. So just make those last 2 or 3 dress resonable as well.
1150828
Make an appointment with the Althletic Director first. If that doesn't settle the problem then go to the NCAA. IF that doesn't help the Media. If it is juciy enough the Media will do something. \n\nI was a collge student athelete who had a problem with a coach. Another players father donated a considerable sum to the University so that they could build a new 20,000 seat Hockey rink, under the conidition his son played on the team and started. His son could barely skate and I lost my scholarship. That was 1974. So I know the routine.
606347
What does your question have to do with sports? We all get in bad moods sometime. It's called"life".
113040
I would probably still support the team, unless what was said could be deemed unforgivable. Personally, I have always been of the mind that actions speak louder than words, and what is said under the heat of the moment must be taken into context and perhaps even forgiven in some situations.  However, if the offenses turn into a pattern and nothing is done to correct the behavior i would certainly not lend my support to the team until the problem was resolved.  Hope this helps.