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Honestly I think 1st and foremost if you want kids to give full effort, it's enthusiasm. If your excited about being there, they will be excited to be there.
Next common sense: Good old fashioned common sense. If your fixing throwing mechanics or working on them don't make everybody do 10 push ups when a ball hits the wall or they will just go back to throwing the way they are comfortable with. Why work on Kobata pivots at 10u, if your planning on getting the out @ 1st most plays.
Have a philosophy---How do plan on winning games with the team you have? Design your practices to fit that.
Enthusiasm --players/Parents excited, coach wanting to become better.
Common sense--I mean really, this shouldn't be on but it is.
Philosphy--I think this and enthusiasm is what inspires coaches to get better, learn new techniques and strategies.
Next common sense: Good old fashioned common sense. If your fixing throwing mechanics or working on them don't make everybody do 10 push ups when a ball hits the wall or they will just go back to throwing the way they are comfortable with. Why work on Kobata pivots at 10u, if your planning on getting the out @ 1st most plays.
Have a philosophy---How do plan on winning games with the team you have? Design your practices to fit that.
Enthusiasm --players/Parents excited, coach wanting to become better.
Common sense--I mean really, this shouldn't be on but it is.
Philosphy--I think this and enthusiasm is what inspires coaches to get better, learn new techniques and strategies.