273 Common Coaching Mistakes on Communicating Playing Time & Roles

Playing time. It is without a doubt the most common confrontational issue at all levels in all sports. Players, and even parents, are often irrational and biased about what they or their kid(s) deserve when it comes to playing time. Coaches must make a point to communicate roles and set the expectations as honest and upfront as possible. This strategy is not bulletproof, but it is beneficial in many ways. Join JP and Nate as they discuss ideas that have proven successful again and again.

√ Make no mistake: Coaches will be questioned

√ The importance of performance measures for playing time

√ Acknowledge when decisions are made without certainty

√ Establishing subbing strategies and sharing with players

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