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bABA
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 dolcevita wrote: bABA wrote: Krem wrote: Erendis wrote: If there is coaching going on in the locker room, then she has a right to be in on it. But if her only complaint is that she can't "hear" coaching tips or "talk" to the boys, why not rig up some sort of screened room (any office cubicle would do) in a corner? They can hear each other without seeing each other. She'll just have to shower at home. Really, this isn't rocket science.  I'd say that if there's coaching going on in the boys' room, then why not stop that practice as long as there's a girl on the team? I say if theres coaching going on in the room, why not just move it out of the locker room and into a more common area. Meh. Coaching in general is overrated. We all know sports is about confidence, ego boosting, and developing a sense of individual strength. why now ixnay the coach altogether? I know I not once listened to mine in 12 seasons of highschool athletics.  -Dolce depends from sport to sport. Most American team sports are extremely strategy and the reliance on coached seems almost scary .. decisions in some games are made on the spot by team captains or the integral players ... and soemtimes, theyre completely based upon the individual (during a game)
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dolcevita wrote: Meh. Coaching in general is overrated. We all know sports is about confidence, ego boosting, and developing a sense of individual strength. why now ixnay the coach altogether? I know I not once listened to mine in 12 seasons of highschool athletics. -Dolce I was and am the total opposite, I always listend to my tenns coach in high school, and I take tennis lessons now and I can see how listening to my coahces makes a huge difference in how I play.
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Ripper wrote: dolcevita wrote: Meh. Coaching in general is overrated. We all know sports is about confidence, ego boosting, and developing a sense of individual strength. why now ixnay the coach altogether? I know I not once listened to mine in 12 seasons of highschool athletics. -Dolce I was and am the total opposite, I always listend to my tenns coach in high school, and I take tennis lessons now and I can see how listening to my coahces makes a huge difference in how I play. Pushover.
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Krem wrote: Ripper wrote: dolcevita wrote: Meh. Coaching in general is overrated. We all know sports is about confidence, ego boosting, and developing a sense of individual strength. why now ixnay the coach altogether? I know I not once listened to mine in 12 seasons of highschool athletics. -Dolce I was and am the total opposite, I always listend to my tenns coach in high school, and I take tennis lessons now and I can see how listening to my coahces makes a huge difference in how I play. Pushover. That's winning pushover :wink:
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bABA
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Ripper wrote: Krem wrote: Ripper wrote: dolcevita wrote: Meh. Coaching in general is overrated. We all know sports is about confidence, ego boosting, and developing a sense of individual strength. why now ixnay the coach altogether? I know I not once listened to mine in 12 seasons of highschool athletics. -Dolce I was and am the total opposite, I always listend to my tenns coach in high school, and I take tennis lessons now and I can see how listening to my coahces makes a huge difference in how I play. Pushover. That's winning pushover :wink: I can thrash you at High jump anyday : )
Bring it ON!!!! :swear:
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Ripper wrote: Krem wrote: Ripper wrote: dolcevita wrote: Meh. Coaching in general is overrated. We all know sports is about confidence, ego boosting, and developing a sense of individual strength. why now ixnay the coach altogether? I know I not once listened to mine in 12 seasons of highschool athletics. -Dolce I was and am the total opposite, I always listend to my tenns coach in high school, and I take tennis lessons now and I can see how listening to my coahces makes a huge difference in how I play. Pushover. That's winning pushover :wink: A glutton for authority and a sucker for success 
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Ripper
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Krem wrote: Ripper wrote: That's winning pushover :wink: A glutton for authority and a sucker for success what can I say I am a competitive dictator by nature :wink:
Complete side note the smiley mildly creeps me out, I think its because i tend to associate with posters who use it the most...
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| Tue Nov 16, 2004 3:25 pm |
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I'll keep that in mind ;-)
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| Tue Nov 16, 2004 3:27 pm |
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Ripper
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Krem wrote: I'll keep that in mind ;-) :wink: is a much better smiley
I'm only a competitive dictator most of the time, I do have my nicer moments, at select times :wink:
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rusty
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She shoulda been playing in a girls league in the first place. There is a reason why there's men's and women's locker rooms. Especially at that age.
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dolcevita
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bABA wrote:
I can thrash you at High jump anyday : )
Bring it ON!!!! :swear:
 OMG...you kidding right bABA? You did high jump????
-Dolce
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Chris
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Krem wrote: TonyMontana wrote: Oh, come on! It's Canada we're talking about here. From what bABA tells me most of their women look kind of mannish anyways. So, what's the difference? That's what I said! Check out that picture in the article. She does have an Exorcist/manish look to her. :?
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