The coach has the discretion to rule that a player may not compete in the next tournament based on a discipline problem. If a problem goes beyond not playing in a tournament, the board will vote on dismissal from the program. 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.