The club gives each coach a certain amount of volleyballs each season. That same amount must be turned in at the end of the season. Supportive parents believe that sport s primary value is the opportunity for self-development. Supportive parents understand the risks involved with competitive sports. These risks are both mental and physical.
Supportive parents communicate their true concerns with the coach.
A positive working relationship is based upon clearly communicated mutual goals among parents, coaches and athletes. While parents can t control the behavior of a coach, they can communicate with the coach on a regular basis about the overall development for their child. Supportive parents understand and respect the differences between parental roles and coaching roles. Leave coaching to the coach. Supportive parents control negative emotions and think positively.