@CoachGroce It «would» stink. Safe to say you’ve never experienced this or you wording would be way different.
Sure, let the kids choose. But a few more years of this and you’re going to run out of coaches. Not sure how that would be good for the kids long term
In a new paper, researchers argue that:
“a primary cause of the rise in mental disorders [in youth] is a decline over decades in opportunities for children and teens to play, roam, and engage in other activities independent of direct oversight and control by adults.”
@CoachVass Well doesn’t this also mean that if the defenses know the offense knows that they’re able to adjust? Kinda like the Lovie Smith Bears with Urlacher- they knew how the offenses would attack them and adjusted
@Nate_Morris_@letrucmecanique@ELF_Official «Neither develops talent at the youth level»
Please elaborate as I might misinterpret you and I wanna do this in good faith.
Who are developing talent at the youth level if not IFAF affiliated clubs, which means like all of em?
@letrucmecanique@Nate_Morris_@ELF_Official IFAF does not need the ELF no.
The ELF in its current setup does nothing else but to skim the milk and aquire the locally (and voluntary) developed talent without giving anything back.
On the other hand- IFAF needed this kick in the ass
@Josh_Dyno @CoachDanCasey Because throwing now is taught to be rotational, like a boxing punch as opposed to the over the top, high release baseball pitch of before. Keeping the ball at chest makes it easier to get all the rotational force into the ball, plus easier to get full extension of the elbow