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It is very important to get your
child's training goals right when choosing a coach, by taking into
consideration your kid's expectations. This will help you find a training
program that meets your expectations and avoid getting disappointed later.
Therefore, it is important to find out from the trainer what your child is
expected to learn and how the training is expected to benefit your kid.
Furthermore, feel free to inform the trainer your expectations and find out
from him/her how the program aligns with your expectations. Other tips to
consider when choosing basketball trainers include:
· Experience
Find out the level of training the
coach has in playing, coaching the game and handling young people. Different
trainers have different levels of skills in training young people. It is
possible to find a good coach who has steered successful high school or college
teams, but such a trainer may not be good at handling younger people. It is
important to get a trainer who has enough experience and enjoys working with
young people because this will have a direct bearing on your kid's motivation.
· Practice & patience
It is equally important to ask how
the trainer goes about planning for training sessions. Ask the trainer for
permission to attend some of the sessions. This will grant you the ideal
opportunity to understand their practice and patience. Check to see whether
they include everyone or whether they have favorites. Furthermore, feel the
training environment and determine whether it is conducive enough to encourage
personal growth and development or too focused on winning games. A good trainer
should be able to create an environment that allows the kids to have fun while
playing the game. Nobody wants to lose games, but a good trainer should be able
to inculcate a positive attitude about competition. Whether they win or lose,
they should put their personal best. Any kid will be excited about practice and
playing the "real game" even when they are underperforming.
· Cost & accessibility
It is important to get your kid the
best possible basketball-training program. However, you must be weary of
spending more than is necessary. Paying more does not always guarantee better
training. Furthermore, some programs though popular may not be good for your
kid because too much pressure is placed on the basketball trainers and the kids
to win. It does not matter how much your kid loves the game, but exposing them
to an environment that is pressure-filled and stressful offers a quick way of
teaching them how much to hate the game. Furthermore, make sure to choose a
program that can be accessed readily, because you do not want to stress
yourself driving your kid many miles away.
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