Football is one of the most followed and famous sports in the world, even in certain countries it is considered as a lifestyle and it is increasingly common to see how parents point their children to professional football schools in the hope that they Become stars of this sport.
We all like to see how our children enjoy practicing sports, how they interact with their friends and acquire new skills as time goes by. But many times, we, the parents confuse the game with a competitive sport of adults and we print on them all our frustrations, so it gives real shame to see the behavior of certain parents when they go to see their children play. These are Eight misconceptions if your child plays football.
What is the goal of football?
The goal is for your child to score goals, so that he or she gets a scholarship from some first division team.
What is the work of your teammates?
Of course, to pass the ball to your son or daughter and that he can score goals.
What is the position in which I should play?
Of front, of course. The only thing that matters is to score goals.
What should I do if the coach puts him on defense or doesn't take him out?
Be reasonable, ask the coach in a politically correct and calm way, why he has made that decision. Listen to his response politely and then hire a lawyer.
How many minutes should my child play?
All that pass from the beginning to the end of the match.
When is it acceptable for our son or daughter to be replaced by another partner?
When I can't go play
What should I do, as a parent, during the game?
Of course, to shout the necessary instructions to him and the rest of the classmates to improve the game because it is clear that his coach does not know how to get the best out of your child's abilities. You should also disparage the contrary with insults and shouts, convincing your child that they are the enemy and should not feel mercy or friendship towards them, of course, we should not consent to any kind of bad arbitration, thus teaching your child how to respect The authority.
What happens if your child doesn't win the game?
In that hypothetical case, it must be made clear that this is not the right path and that this will not be anyone in the future. Of course you have to keep in mind that 99% of the time, it is not your son's fault, but that brat panda they have put him to play with. It is advised to speak immediately with the direction of the center, before it is late and our son's football career is ruined.
Soccer benefits
Before the age of five, football can help our children to develop certain motor activities, from that age the children already have a certain development that makes them better prepared to start in the game as such, greater agility, a capacity to continue the game without too much effort. Some of the benefits obtained are: * Increased muscle power in the legs * Stimulates reaction speed, motor coordination and peripheral vision. * Socialize children, instill in them teamwork, the value of fellowship and generosity.
The above questions are based on the guide for parents of the American comedian Dave Barry, but if you think it should be so, then you will probably have a child who prefers you to stay home when he plays football. If you are interested in our advice on how we should behave in the field here you have them.
