I think there's a difference between club/HS sports and being institutionalized

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Jul 27, 2021
11:39:09am

novacoug1 All-American

I think there's a difference between club/HS sports and being institutionalized

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novacoug1

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A few months ago, I got this email from the church. I think anyone with kids

crack

7/27/21 11:20am

I meant for this to be under religion. Can the mods change it?

crack

7/27/21 11:21am

Nope. You had a full 7 nanoseconds to change it, and you wasted your chance. Enjoy your posting ban.

7/27/21 11:24am

Great article

Kilgruman

7/27/21 11:52am

Put them in XC and outsource that side of parenting.

Joe Banks

7/27/21 11:21am

You say j/k, but seriously, XC is absolutely a way to teach some toughness.

m0resn0w

7/27/21 11:48am

Wrestling was great for me. Beat the person in front of you one on one.

FieroCoug

7/27/21 1:00pm

Swimming has worked well for us. TOUGH workouts.

Orem58thBall

7/27/21 3:09pm

Funny because sports was one of the few arenas where you’re often

cougfanz

7/27/21 11:22am

I think there's a difference between club/HS sports and being institutionalized

novacoug1

7/27/21 11:39am

Boy Scouts was the other one...if your ward did it right.

JupiterJones

7/27/21 12:45pm

Parents often ask what’s the most important trait to develop in kids. It’s resilience and it’s not close.

Soupie

7/27/21 11:23am

I'm glad the Church is addressing the cancel/quit culture.

panacablue

7/27/21 11:26am

This is very important but it is also important to realize that you need to move

Nat Gas Man

7/27/21 11:52am

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