Remember Whats Important

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Term Paper Title	Remember Whats Important
# of Words	783
# of Pages (250 words per page double spaced)	3.13

Remember What's Important

By Rachel  Long

     Coaches' responsibilities as role models are brought to life through real situations that confront them on and off the field,  providing a healthy  balance between the playful side of sports and the seriousness of competition.  Coaches should help their athletes develop respect for opponents, teammates, officials, and rules of the game.
     Coaches should be reminded to give kids the most positive environment possible within which to learn and enjoy  competition in athletics.  The ultimate goal, as always,  is to develop the best skills possible for the event.  But more importantly, coaches must guide the athletes in developing themselves into successful people.
     A coach, or role model, should strive towards taking success in the development of the players' talents and their love for the game.  Coaches should NOT gauge success by wins and losses.  A coach with  a positive attitude should continue to teach skills and sportsmanship rather than a "win at all costs" attitude.  No longer can coaches gain respect and effort from players by yelling "My way or the highway!"  All players like the type of coach  whose leadership is trusted because he or she shares trust within his team.
     The focus should be placed on providing players with a positive environment to learn and play.   Coaches and parents should realize that the main objective of the game, as well as any other activity, is to have FUN.  However, I believe it is the coach's job to ensure that all players are treated as equals when teaching a sport.  Players need to be recognized for individual skills as well as team efforts, positive rewards for everyone in one way or another.
     It is important that coaches give each child the opportunity to play each position, so he or she can find out where his or her talents lie.  Some coaches force kids to play positions with they  which might not be comfortable  or they do not like.  It is important that the players learn comfort and enjoyment with the game first.  Even the best players are going to make mistakes.  A coach should try to keep all errors in a positive perspective so that the players can learn from them and hopefully improve upon them.  Role models, such as coaches, need to set  example for kids by showing them how much coaches enjoy the players' eff...

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