My coach hasnt been playing me as much as he used to and i dont know how to talk to him without breaking down?
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dont worry about talking to him just show him how god u r at practice and dont give up keep trying.some coaches wouldnt recognize talent if it slapped them in the face.id know. my last year of babe bruth baseball i was the best hitter on the team but didnt get to play for the first 4 games. i ended up leading my league in batting average,  and hits. so just keep trying
802691
For starters, if you dont want to approach directly, then just ask if you or him can help each other to study or schoolwork or something like that, because you dont know who to ask but him. Or for him to teach you how to play basketball. Its a different apporach, but i hope however you try it, that you two have the best of luck :)
793183
Just sit them down and as nicely as possible tell them what you want to say. I mean, honesty is the best policy, but if you still care about the person you can try and cushion the blow by saying something like, " I don't feel like I once did about you, things have changed, I'm sorry I don't love you anymore" ect ect. If they ask why I guess you could tell them and get into that if you really want too and have the energy for it. Basically, I guess what would help is if you imagine yourself in the other person's shoes and think about how you would want them to tell you the same thing.
391852
ask him who he played for. get sum old footage or sumtin. if all dat fails jus kick de shit out of him till he tells you de truth
584488
just chat casually with him, and once you get to know him ask him out. make up an excuse to talk to him. for instance is he plays a sport, say "i saw your game the other day you did really well' or something like that
164236
let them know how you feel even say the same thing as your question and get out and socialize see if he comes around if not remember to let no one keep you down there is to much to be happy about to be sad all the time
647014
Yes! Get your spelling on the ball first!...\nThen - as any good coach should know - simply ask her if there are any specific areas of your game that she thinks you should work on, and HOW (Very important: skill isolation drills must focus on the particular skills you need to develop, not just general ball-skills). For example: just practising your shooting is ok... but if you want to improve your accuracy of shooting - try landing your shot on a particular section of the goal rim 10 times...\nAs for feeling embarrassed/shy about approaching her - hmmm, maybe you admire her a bit TOO much. Don't be in awe of her - if she is genuinely your coach then it is her role to improve you and all the other players as a team - together.\n\nBest of luck
807067
you need to loosen up first.  take a deep breath, then figure out for yourself how you can be more aggressive.  does it mean posting up? driving the basket? its something that only you and your coach and team can figure out
809808
Do some investigation, there's got to be something you can chat with him about! Either his family, other friends, sports, classes he takes, there's always something!! Find out all you can, then next time you see him, you may begin with, "So how's chemistry class going, I am thinking of taking it next year", whatever to open him up. Strike that conversation, then who knows where you will go from there? best of luck!
354692
let him know that you like him have a serious talk and ask whats wrong with him maybe you can get him back by seeing wats wrong
495262
If you do not stretch, then you could get seriously injured, as for your coach, try asking for some stretch time.GOOD LUCK!!!
74382
if he's not like the other guys then that's a little less stress take it eazy breathe then walk up to him when you're near his locker and ask a question like who do they play next? or ask about the score of last game? you know short conversations like that then he'll notice you evenmore!
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And why dont you talk to him?  Quit playing.\n\nPeace.
514607
Stay out of his way when he's angry, and keep practicing your skills. You may think the coach is being unfair about playing time, but your skills may not be as well developed as other players.
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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.
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Talk to him while you are at practice
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Contact the coach and he/she will help you! It depends on what team.