Moms usually don't give the best sports advice. (mr_thekid)

Apr 7, 2012 - 11:42am

mr_thekid

Moms usually don't give the best sports advice.

Ysmack, whatever you do, don't let your wife talk to her about it, unless she is a former soccer player herself. Or do whatever.

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Date

Should I tell my daughter to push less in soccer

YSMACK

Apr 7, 11:35am

Tell her to only make contact with her shoulders

BertoChavez

Apr 7, 11:37am

+1. Instead of telling her, "Don't do ___," tell her

srey

Apr 7, 11:39am

Moms usually don't give the best sports advice.

mr_thekid

Apr 7, 11:42am

I agree (nm)

srey

Apr 7, 11:43am

LOL. I told my wife Ild take care of it for that very reason (nm)

YSMACK

Apr 7, 11:44am

LOL...my wife and I go the rounds on this topic...

BluePete

Apr 7, 12:27pm

+1 (nm)

pizzahut

Apr 7, 11:40am

A good thought

YSMACK

Apr 7, 11:40am

On second thought that is kind of awesome (nm)

BertoChavez

Apr 7, 11:41am

no way, that sounds kind of awesome. (nm)

Mayor of Cougartown

Apr 7, 11:40am

I do have a screen saver of her knocking a kid down (short)

YSMACK

Apr 7, 11:41am

a cherished memory. (nm)

Mayor of Cougartown

Apr 7, 11:41am

Later, playing physical is a sign of good soccer, so

BW84

Apr 7, 11:54am

If she's not getting called then let it happen.

CougarBoy92

Apr 7, 12:10pm

RE: Should I tell my daughter to push less in soccer

azuniga

Apr 7, 12:52pm

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