I coached for years at this level. Three rules I set for myself. 1). Safety of my players 2). Make the game fun. 3). Teach the fundementals. If you do those three things the wins will come. All you can ask these kids is to try their best. It's your job to get that out of them in a way where they will want to continue playing.
MrDoger - you should try coaching one of these teams and win one out of 8 games, see how it depresses your kids! The key here is to have you kid play multiple sports to understand competing! But most of them are first timers! and at 8 years old they hit pretty hard and very aware of the game vs 6 and 7. So safety is a must!
When I coached I found that some "theatrics" was necessary, but you use it to pump the kids up not to put them down. You say things like "We can beat this team if we go in 110%, all guns a blazing! Are we going in 110???" Just general trite things meant to pump them up. Negative comments or yelling at the ref are counter productive. PS I used to think 110% didn't make much sense, what comes after 100%? But then I remembered Scotty often got the Enterprise to 110% on the reactor core when necessary. It just means "push your limits".
Solsist Roblox This isn't a varsity high school football team where a lot of the kids are battling to get recruited by colleges. I feel this coaching doesn't work in pee wee football.
They gotta make it about race cause they cant explain logically what the fuck they're doing or talking about.. Give him a year in prison with a big fat white guy lets see if hes still showing of that purty smile and gold teeth in court
As a grown adult, imagine working your job, making a mistake and being corrected like this in front of all of your colleagues.... Praise loudly, criticize quietly.
I like the way you put that, but the school of Bobby Cox the Braves manager, is some thing that does fire up your players. When your players know they’re being cheated on calls from the ref, it does feel good to see your coach out there fighting for you.
Sports is only good for the kid if sports is clicks with them personality wise. Creative kids should get int an art which teaches all the same lessons as sports just through different means. But football in particular is not good for kids. Kids don’t have the brain development to handle that type of pressure. My cousin went through this with my uncle. He was alway angry as a child and it was because his father acted like this couch or if you rather these “adults”. The way these stupid people where acting is the way a drug addict acts if you take away or say something negative about their drugs. There is plenty of psychological and medical evidence to say this behavior is damaging to our kids. But people don’t want to except this overwhelming evidence because it would mean they would have to change and people are terrified of change because if they accept the change it would mean that their idealism’s and ways would no longer be the dominant ones in society and therefore they would lose that beloved power that there ideals and ways hold over society. Grown Children.
@@richardcarte139 I will argue that art and sports do not teach you the same lessons, especially consistent physical activity, and how to give your all, lose, and walk off the field knowing you tried your best but that sometimes you aren’t the top dog, and you have to accept that. Sports are like a play, watching or playing a game you will feel every emotion in the book. There are highs there are lows, tears, laughs, triumph, and despair. If your child does not respond well to this type of intensity, they probably should not be playing football. I played football, baseball, basketball, soccer, I swam, I tried tennis, and golf. football is not for everyone. Football is the only sport that I really really cared about, and wish I could still be involved in. I would also argue that this guy is not overly mad at the kids, just intense. If he takes it home with him and it’s still like this yes that’s not good. Having a coach be fired up like this for the sport of football shows you that even though you know you’re being cheated on calls by the ref, someone is there fighting for you. I wouldn’t trade anything in the world for the days I spent playing football, and my ankle and hip would beg to differ. Still, I wouldn’t trade it for my hip or ankle.
I feel like some "high intensity" coaches are awesome. I had a baseball coach that would scream and yell during games, and everyone was so fired up all the time. Loved it. I remember the three rules still after like 5-6 years lol. 1. Do your best 2. Don't EVER put your head down when you strike out or make an error 3. If you're going to puke during practice, puke over there lol he ran us into the ground. This guy though is just sick. He's not firing them up, he just seems like someone who never was that great at sports and learned everything he knows about football from watching NFL The kids say they like it but honestly he needs to tone it down a couple notches.
Sports is only good for the kid if sports is clicks with them personality wise. Creative kids should get int an art which teaches all the same lessons as sports just through different means. But football in particular is not good for kids. Kids don’t have the brain development to handle that type of pressure. My cousin went through this with my uncle. He was alway angry as a child and it was because his father acted like this couch or if you rather these “adults”. The way these stupid people where acting is the way a drug addict acts if you take away or say something negative about their drugs. There is plenty of psychological and medical evidence to say this behavior is damaging to our kids. But people don’t want to except this overwhelming evidence because it would mean they would have to change and people are terrified of change because if they accept the change it would mean that their idealism’s and ways would no longer be the dominant ones in society and therefore they would lose that beloved power that there ideals and ways hold over society. Grown Children.
my pee wee football coach was the same. we feared his Wrath or I did anyway. but his praise was equal to his criticisms. still think of that man often. I need to look them up and tell him thanks coach.
I have coached youth football for 8 years. We have won 6 championships in those 8 years. Our head coach has been coaching for 25 years and we coach with positivity.....I'm not going to say it was always positive....we are human, after all.....but as a coach you are not only teaching kids about a sport....you are also teaching them about life. Coaching has also taught me more than I could ever teach the children I've coached. I am a better man because of my players. There are so many coaches trying to fill a void that they forget what the game is all about......I'm guilty of losing it on the field....I've been ejected, but I've NEVER come down on my players....even in defeat it has always been about staying positive with the players. Much Love to the athletic community ❤
Bro my wrestling coach wouldn’t let us talk while we were in the practice room and no water until the end! And if he didn’t see you putting in work on the drills he would scream In your face and hit you with a towel wrapped with tape, hands down best coach I ever had.
It would be good to catch up with this team to see whether any of them made it pro, any are still involved or otherwise. Just to see whether it worked or not.
jsut b.c he admitted to one wrong after like several doesn't mean he should get respect..even killers admit they killed someone at times..gees easy to please much.
@@timar6868 Well I wish I had more teachers and coaches that could put their ego aside and admit their mistakes, because the inability to do that is kinda lame. Nothing wrong with giving a solid thumbs up to good behaviour even though killers can sometimes behave like that too. I mean, I bet you know that a bunch of actions that we should respect can also be done by very bad people. Let's do away with this out-of-place negativity.
I head coach a soccer team also 9 & 10 yr old boys and girls and a preschool teacher. I was taught even in college you don't yell like that and the teachers that do don't look like they're in control of the class. Every coach wants to win but I preach doing your best and having fun comes first. Im not saying you don't discipline you do to be in charge .But you don't go around yelling then you get questioned if your in charge .I was taught you talk to the child at their level but still let them know who's in charge who's the boss.
I was at a pee-wee game in Florida where everyone "got it". One kid picked up a fumble and ran the wrong way to score for the other team. We all just laughed and gave the kid an ice cream bar when he got back to the bench. No one yelled or screamed, we all just lol'd.
At the 0:18 second mark, if that was my son, I would be going to JAIL. This guy is a disgrace to any coach has ever played the game. Even if that is his own child, you don't ever twist any chids neck EVER!
I would say this is a pretty small sample of what's going on when this team is interacting. Football fields are large. When one wishes to communicate with a person that is some distance away, wearing a large plastic device over their heads, one must elevate the volume of one's voice. Couple this with crowd noise, the sound of the players' breathing, etc., and it is difficult to say the least. I've yelled a hell of a lot louder than that, but not at officials- they HATE that. :-)
I've had so many coaches throughout my life, from elementary school through college. The worst coaches were assholes like this guy who yelled and screamed. The best coaches were quietly confident and if they yelled it was laser focused on one specific thing. And to my best coach ever, John Small, cross country coach at Taft School in Watertown CT. At the time I didn't know that he was to become a legend. We would have fucking died for that man. Truly an amazing coach.
@@Posama35 I was with them until I read cross country, coaching is very different in the two. If you can’t take the intensity you probably should be running cross country and not playing football. Let these kids go to war
back when i did trampoling on my 11th birthday the coach was being so hard on us and said straight to my face that i was useless and terrible at the sport and that i would never do well in competitions, i never went back after that day and i still hate the coach for what happened
We are from Texas and my son's football coach from 2nd grade to 6th was easily this animated, one thing is for certain we dominated most teams, we were unbeaten 3 years straight. Football is not for the weak
I had a couple of super intense coaches like this guy as a kid. I thought they were these awesome hard-asses who were going to mold me into something great when I was that age. Now I'm an adult and I realize what a couple of losers they really were, trying to live vicariously through a bunch of kids who just wanted to play sports.
When I was 13 (1976) I quit the junior high football team due to an abusive coach. Drills were brutal, resembling an arena fight more than a sport practice. If you lined out of position of course he'd yell and insult you, but only after running into the formation to kick you. If you were just on the team but not expected to get much game time you spent a lot of practice just standing around, but those of us on a starting team would go the entire practice with no rest. Once we were well into September and past the summer heat there was no water break either. And practices were excessively long, well over three hours. This is no exaggerration! We'd start right after school at 3:00, and I remember listening for the 6:00 bell ringing from the courthouse, as practice was supposed to end at 6:30. Usually it was closer to 7:00 by the time we left the field. Today, I suspect that the coach was unhappily married and was looking for excuses to avoid going home. I did it as long as I could, but a day came when I just couldn't continue, the prospect of going through another practice broke me down and I fell apart, almost in hysterics. Remember, I was a 13 year old KID, not a Marine recruit. My parents were of the older generation who had an excessive trust for authority, they tended to stand aside and let school officials do their jobs, but they realized something serious was going on. After skipping a few practices the coach came round our home. I don't remember much of what was said, I felt so intimidated, but my parents saw something disturbing, because at that point my father told me I could stay with the team or leave, it was my choice. I was glad to leave, but was concerned about how the other kids would react. Then my father at his absolute best: "you don't have to explain anything to anybody." From that point I acted as my own person, doing what I wanted as a unique individual. I stopped trying to "fit in" and was so much happier! For the remainder of adolescence I was completely immune to any peer pressure or the rampant drugs and alcohol prevalent in my high school. What next? A year later we were in a different town and school, I went for sports, first swimming, then I tried football again after getting to know the coach, a fine man. Played football three years, a starting lineman the final two seasons, and considered trying it in college but instead chose to be a student for once. Graduated with BA, then went to Navy Officer Candidate School and did over four years active duty, nearly half of it overseas. Part of it in a combat zone in the Persian Gulf. Finished at the rank of Lieutenant. So much for having the life of a "loser" as that idiot coach prophesized. I have since completed two graduate degrees and currently teach history at a small university in Ohio. Very proud to be a veteran, it's made me a better historian and I am grateful for the connections it gives me to other veterans, especially my father. That day in 1976 he really came through when I needed him, it remains a pivotal moment of my life. Brutal abusive coaches really are a problem, and kids do need protection. It wasn't me, it was him.
At that age I had a football coach just like that. As if problems werent bad enough at home, I got it playing..PLAYING football as a kid. I quit cuz i couldnt take it.
This coach knows what he's doing. He obviously demands excellence. It's the only way to improve them. We have a new coach for our Water Polo team that also gets pretty irritated or ticked when we make mistakes, sometimes, but it works. It never happens again. (And he is a pretty nice guy at heard, don't get me wrong).
A lot of the things he does is old school and kids nowadays, especially if you're going to play football. Need that kind of coaching. He's a little bit over the edge because he's yelling more than coaching, but I agree with some of the things that he said
It’s alright to get on to them and give them criticism but this is crossing the line I mean it would be different if it was high school cause believe me I took plenty chewings in high school but 8-10 year olds come on they’re just learning the game at that age
Good Coach ... There should be no such thing as a participation trophies. Winners and Losers -- learn now while you are young that everybody can't win every time
My little league fb coach was like that with all the yelling and contact and he cursed but he was smart and helped us learn and when you play hs football this happens all the time so it's just preparation.
I played football and all my coaches were intense and we were a good team and he believed that it did not come down to winning but he didnt get heated with the refs and didnt lay a finger on us but he taught us no "I" in team as when one player acted out the whole team felt the consequences
That coach and others like him are ruining the game of football. He has no idea how to coach and likely only has the Rudy movie to go off of because he doesn't look like he played before. The reality is, football is a game of brains not just strength. Kids under 17 shouldn't be bullied by over zealous adults who think if they talk tough they will somehow be tough. Take a look at high school football player decline nationwide and it isn't hard to tell that something with the sport is going awry. Bad coaching, bad technique, rule improvements to help prevent needless injury and games not played in warmer temps maybe start the season later would be just a few of the things that could improve participation. In my lifetime, I still think football will go the way of pro wrestling and be an oddity for athletes. With insurance rates rising above what many school districts can afford, it will start with AAU style programs and available to only those families that can afford to play. Once that happens, the game of football will cease to exist as we know it and the quality of play will decline to the point of boredom. I love the sport but man has there got to be some serious changes if we are going to save it.
This wouldn't be as bad if it were like highschool jv level and higher. That's when it's more understandable to expect better from the kids. But peewee? Come on man the kids are out there to have fun. Sure winning is awesome and it sucks to lose and you're in it to learn the game. But yelling at kids and shit please lol
his intense stratgey is good actually, maybe not insulting the players but it does drive a fire up under their asses. There are few coaches who are able to coach well without truley screaming at all, Dungy was probably the best known for it, in the end he just pushes his guys on
I wish my coach was like this.. Then again, I'm not 8-10. I'm 12 (will be Saturday). I played SS and WR. When I know I was doing a bad job of covering, I wanted someone to yell at me. But at the same time, let kids be kids.
He is a good coach hes pushing his team so they could play hard and win and wen they get older they wont slack they will go all out thanks to their pewee football coach that guy is a great coach
I went to weight lifting and me and my friend were doing the wrong workouts and it was are frmirst day and the coach was yelling at me and him saying all we do is talk tslk talk
this guy isn't the worst he admits when he is wrong. He needs to control his emotions no matter level he is. These guys should stop putting down other sports because isn't a sport only for big macho guys. Like every other sport it takes physical fitness and mental toughness. Other sports don't have constant collisions but it's about training your body to withstand hit after hit and if you can that your mental toughness grow. People have the wrong idea of football, I here the Oh that's football you don't like go play tennis. Everyone has heard it and no matter what it's incorrect to some degree.
Simple , you demand excellence and reward effort . Sometimes in team sports you do your damnedest to win but things just don't work out , you know , some day you get the bear , some days the bear gets you . First , evaluate your own performance as a coach . Did I have the team properly prepared. Did I study the opponent and know their tendencies and abilities . Then carefully breakdown the mistakes , penalties, turnovers and use of clock . The last thing is look at individual effort . Losing happens , if the team gave an acceptable effort but just made some mistakes , like a fumble fighting for extra yards or a blocking penalty that was a hair on the backside , then focus on fine tuning but not criticizing. If you do have to critique remember , with every negative find 3 positives , this tells the youth your watching all of the time and not just his mistakes . Mostly , I learned this from the varsity coach at UA in CBus , Ohio , Coach Cutler , love your kids up !!!!
kids sports is bad due to adults, they teach kids bad things by their actions and inactions from the bad parents to the bad officiating and the bad coaches who like the parents take the game seriously for some reason.adults who start issues should get perma bans, the game is for the kids to enjoy your enjoyment is not needed.
"If they don't win their losers." Yeah that's usually how it works LMAO
They're*
Though, I'm sure the coach and his pupils don't know the difference
I coached for years at this level. Three rules I set for myself.
1). Safety of my players
2). Make the game fun.
3). Teach the fundementals.
If you do those three things the wins will come. All you can ask these kids is to try their best. It's your job to get that out of them in a way where they will want to continue playing.
Anthony Yohman I can understand coaches being like this at the high school level but not in the pee wees.
MrDodger3222 Exactly.
MrDoger - you should try coaching one of these teams and win one out of 8 games, see how it depresses your kids! The key here is to have you kid play multiple sports to understand competing! But most of them are first timers! and at 8 years old they hit pretty hard and very aware of the game vs 6 and 7. So safety is a must!
none of your businesd Agreed. If the game is fun, it'll feel more effortless for them.
When I coached I found that some "theatrics" was necessary, but you use it to pump the kids up not to put them down. You say things like "We can beat this team if we go in 110%, all guns a blazing! Are we going in 110???" Just general trite things meant to pump them up. Negative comments or yelling at the ref are counter productive.
PS I used to think 110% didn't make much sense, what comes after 100%? But then I remembered Scotty often got the Enterprise to 110% on the reactor core when necessary. It just means "push your limits".
This is like an average high school coach.
Solsist Roblox Yeah but these are 8-10 years old
Solsist Roblox This isn't a varsity high school football team where a lot of the kids are battling to get recruited by colleges. I feel this coaching doesn't work in pee wee football.
They gotta make it about race cause they cant explain logically what the fuck they're doing or talking about.. Give him a year in prison with a big fat white guy lets see if hes still showing of that purty smile and gold teeth in court
Solsist Roblox yup
Lol 😂 I don’t think that’s very true but ok.
As a grown adult, imagine working your job, making a mistake and being corrected like this in front of all of your colleagues.... Praise loudly, criticize quietly.
I like the way you put that, but the school of Bobby Cox the Braves manager, is some thing that does fire up your players. When your players know they’re being cheated on calls from the ref, it does feel good to see your coach out there fighting for you.
"Ray Charles could've caught a few of these calls..." says the angry coach. Best line ever!!!
Sports is only good for the kid if sports is clicks with them personality wise. Creative kids should get int an art which teaches all the same lessons as sports just through different means. But football in particular is not good for kids. Kids don’t have the brain development to handle that type of pressure. My cousin went through this with my uncle. He was alway angry as a child and it was because his father acted like this couch or if you rather these “adults”. The way these stupid people where acting is the way a drug addict acts if you take away or say something negative about their drugs. There is plenty of psychological and medical evidence to say this behavior is damaging to our kids. But people don’t want to except this overwhelming evidence because it would mean they would have to change and people are terrified of change because if they accept the change it would mean that their idealism’s and ways would no longer be the dominant ones in society and therefore they would lose that beloved power that there ideals and ways hold over society. Grown Children.
@@richardcarte139 I will argue that art and sports do not teach you the same lessons, especially consistent physical activity, and how to give your all, lose, and walk off the field knowing you tried your best but that sometimes you aren’t the top dog, and you have to accept that. Sports are like a play, watching or playing a game you will feel every emotion in the book. There are highs there are lows, tears, laughs, triumph, and despair. If your child does not respond well to this type of intensity, they probably should not be playing football. I played football, baseball, basketball, soccer, I swam, I tried tennis, and golf. football is not for everyone. Football is the only sport that I really really cared about, and wish I could still be involved in. I would also argue that this guy is not overly mad at the kids, just intense. If he takes it home with him and it’s still like this yes that’s not good. Having a coach be fired up like this for the sport of football shows you that even though you know you’re being cheated on calls by the ref, someone is there fighting for you. I wouldn’t trade anything in the world for the days I spent playing football, and my ankle and hip would beg to differ. Still, I wouldn’t trade it for my hip or ankle.
I feel like some "high intensity" coaches are awesome. I had a baseball coach that would scream and yell during games, and everyone was so fired up all the time. Loved it. I remember the three rules still after like 5-6 years lol.
1. Do your best
2. Don't EVER put your head down when you strike out or make an error
3. If you're going to puke during practice, puke over there
lol he ran us into the ground.
This guy though is just sick. He's not firing them up, he just seems like someone who never was that great at sports and learned everything he knows about football from watching NFL
The kids say they like it but honestly he needs to tone it down a couple notches.
totally agree with you!
"Take it from me.. We love it" haha
Probably the coaches kid and has to say that or he will get an ass whoopin when he gets home
Sports is only good for the kid if sports is clicks with them personality wise. Creative kids should get int an art which teaches all the same lessons as sports just through different means. But football in particular is not good for kids. Kids don’t have the brain development to handle that type of pressure. My cousin went through this with my uncle. He was alway angry as a child and it was because his father acted like this couch or if you rather these “adults”. The way these stupid people where acting is the way a drug addict acts if you take away or say something negative about their drugs. There is plenty of psychological and medical evidence to say this behavior is damaging to our kids. But people don’t want to except this overwhelming evidence because it would mean they would have to change and people are terrified of change because if they accept the change it would mean that their idealism’s and ways would no longer be the dominant ones in society and therefore they would lose that beloved power that there ideals and ways hold over society. Grown Children.
my pee wee football coach was the same. we feared his Wrath or I did anyway. but his praise was equal to his criticisms. still think of that man often. I need to look them up and tell him thanks coach.
Coaches yelling is so funny I would be even lazier to make him yell more
I have coached youth football for 8 years. We have won 6 championships in those 8 years. Our head coach has been coaching for 25 years and we coach with positivity.....I'm not going to say it was always positive....we are human, after all.....but as a coach you are not only teaching kids about a sport....you are also teaching them about life. Coaching has also taught me more than I could ever teach the children I've coached. I am a better man because of my players. There are so many coaches trying to fill a void that they forget what the game is all about......I'm guilty of losing it on the field....I've been ejected, but I've NEVER come down on my players....even in defeat it has always been about staying positive with the players. Much Love to the athletic community ❤
"we keep them disciplined" that would require you to have some first coach
I was quite surprised to hear the coaches interview. He actually won me over...
This is the definition of a coach... Life is not easy always take the hard way..
Bro my wrestling coach wouldn’t let us talk while we were in the practice room and no water until the end! And if he didn’t see you putting in work on the drills he would scream In your face and hit you with a towel wrapped with tape, hands down best coach I ever had.
Congratulations did you learn anything about life from it
I love these second string bench warmer coaches trying to live through these kids
EXACTLY what they are...
It would be good to catch up with this team to see whether any of them made it pro, any are still involved or otherwise. Just to see whether it worked or not.
Reminds me of my defensive cordenator I'm so happy I played on offense lol
Coach straight up admitted a mistake he made, "I was wrong". Three words that'll always earn my respect.
jsut b.c he admitted to one wrong after like several doesn't mean he should get respect..even killers admit they killed someone at times..gees easy to please much.
@@timar6868 Well I wish I had more teachers and coaches that could put their ego aside and admit their mistakes, because the inability to do that is kinda lame. Nothing wrong with giving a solid thumbs up to good behaviour even though killers can sometimes behave like that too. I mean, I bet you know that a bunch of actions that we should respect can also be done by very bad people. Let's do away with this out-of-place negativity.
I thought this was a comedy parody of what a coach should not be. But it seems it is real.
This is hilarious!
That coach deserves a medal
It's actually not a bad way to coach kids he's pushing kids to be better we need more coaches like this in peewee
I may not have enjoyed being coached like this, but gd it I enjoyed watching him coach this team
The coach sounds like me on the xbox
Life is intense.....way to go coach!....what are these kids gonna do when life treats em like 💩...this teaches character
He is a excellent coach hes teaches you that life won't be handed to you
They need to be train hard so they can be sold to the highest bidder.!
what would you rather him or sandusky.
How bout we just have the kids bring cupcakes and give everyone participation trophies.
I head coach a soccer team also 9 & 10 yr old boys and girls and a preschool teacher. I was taught even in college you don't yell like that and the teachers that do don't look like they're in control of the class. Every coach wants to win but I preach doing your best and having fun comes first. Im not saying you don't discipline you do to be in charge .But you don't go around yelling then you get questioned if your in charge .I was taught you talk to the child at their level but still let them know who's in charge who's the boss.
I had a coach like this. We were undefeated
Thank you, organized sports.
I was at a pee-wee game in Florida where everyone "got it". One kid picked up a fumble and ran the wrong way to score for the other team. We all just laughed and gave the kid an ice cream bar when he got back to the bench. No one yelled or screamed, we all just lol'd.
At the 0:18 second mark, if that was my son, I would be going to JAIL. This guy is a disgrace to any coach has ever played the game. Even if that is his own child, you don't ever twist any chids neck EVER!
Jay Z he never twisted the kids neck😂. the kid needs to learn how to look his coach in the eyes when he's talking.
I would say this is a pretty small sample of what's going on when this team is interacting. Football fields are large. When one wishes to communicate with a person that is some distance away, wearing a large plastic device over their heads, one must elevate the volume of one's voice. Couple this with crowd noise, the sound of the players' breathing, etc., and it is difficult to say the least. I've yelled a hell of a lot louder than that, but not at officials- they HATE that. :-)
Good job coach. Keep it old school. Let's go
I've had so many coaches throughout my life, from elementary school through college. The worst coaches were assholes like this guy who yelled and screamed. The best coaches were quietly confident and if they yelled it was laser focused on one specific thing. And to my best coach ever, John Small, cross country coach at Taft School in Watertown CT. At the time I didn't know that he was to become a legend. We would have fucking died for that man. Truly an amazing coach.
Cross country??? Lol do you even need a coach for that... Play a real sport...
@@Posama35 I was with them until I read cross country, coaching is very different in the two. If you can’t take the intensity you probably should be running cross country and not playing football. Let these kids go to war
I had coaches and teammates like that back in the day. I only played football for one year because of that.
😢
You’re soft
This Guy is fucking amazing. This is football.
back when i did trampoling on my 11th birthday the coach was being so hard on us and said straight to my face that i was useless and terrible at the sport and that i would never do well in competitions, i never went back after that day and i still hate the coach for what happened
We are from Texas and my son's football coach from 2nd grade to 6th was easily this animated, one thing is for certain we dominated most teams, we were unbeaten 3 years straight. Football is not for the weak
0:38 that’s what my coach always does at a game
Gymnastics is one of the most incredible sports and makes sportspersons tough also mentally as well as physically....
One of my friends was into it and she told me it was pretty cut throat.
I had a couple of super intense coaches like this guy as a kid. I thought they were these awesome hard-asses who were going to mold me into something great when I was that age. Now I'm an adult and I realize what a couple of losers they really were, trying to live vicariously through a bunch of kids who just wanted to play sports.
I would love to see a “where are they now?” for the kids. I wonder how they turned out.
When I was 13 (1976) I quit the junior high football team due to an abusive coach. Drills were brutal, resembling an arena fight more than a sport practice. If you lined out of position of course he'd yell and insult you, but only after running into the formation to kick you. If you were just on the team but not expected to get much game time you spent a lot of practice just standing around, but those of us on a starting team would go the entire practice with no rest. Once we were well into September and past the summer heat there was no water break either. And practices were excessively long, well over three hours. This is no exaggerration! We'd start right after school at 3:00, and I remember listening for the 6:00 bell ringing from the courthouse, as practice was supposed to end at 6:30. Usually it was closer to 7:00 by the time we left the field. Today, I suspect that the coach was unhappily married and was looking for excuses to avoid going home.
I did it as long as I could, but a day came when I just couldn't continue, the prospect of going through another practice broke me down and I fell apart, almost in hysterics. Remember, I was a 13 year old KID, not a Marine recruit. My parents were of the older generation who had an excessive trust for authority, they tended to stand aside and let school officials do their jobs, but they realized something serious was going on.
After skipping a few practices the coach came round our home. I don't remember much of what was said, I felt so intimidated, but my parents saw something disturbing, because at that point my father told me I could stay with the team or leave, it was my choice. I was glad to leave, but was concerned about how the other kids would react. Then my father at his absolute best: "you don't have to explain anything to anybody." From that point I acted as my own person, doing what I wanted as a unique individual. I stopped trying to "fit in" and was so much happier! For the remainder of adolescence I was completely immune to any peer pressure or the rampant drugs and alcohol prevalent in my high school.
What next? A year later we were in a different town and school, I went for sports, first swimming, then I tried football again after getting to know the coach, a fine man. Played football three years, a starting lineman the final two seasons, and considered trying it in college but instead chose to be a student for once. Graduated with BA, then went to Navy Officer Candidate School and did over four years active duty, nearly half of it overseas. Part of it in a combat zone in the Persian Gulf. Finished at the rank of Lieutenant. So much for having the life of a "loser" as that idiot coach prophesized.
I have since completed two graduate degrees and currently teach history at a small university in Ohio. Very proud to be a veteran, it's made me a better historian and I am grateful for the connections it gives me to other veterans, especially my father. That day in 1976 he really came through when I needed him, it remains a pivotal moment of my life.
Brutal abusive coaches really are a problem, and kids do need protection. It wasn't me, it was him.
At that age I had a football coach just like that. As if problems werent bad enough at home, I got it playing..PLAYING football as a kid. I quit cuz i couldnt take it.
Excuse me I'm a Gymnists and believe me its "rough and tough". How do you think it feels when you land on your face
How do you think it feels to get hit in your face?
How do you how do you think when a linebacker just Blindside you knocks the wind out of you
This coach knows what he's doing. He obviously demands excellence. It's the only way to improve them. We have a new coach for our Water Polo team that also gets pretty irritated or ticked when we make mistakes, sometimes, but it works. It never happens again. (And he is a pretty nice guy at heard, don't get me wrong).
A lot of the things he does is old school and kids nowadays, especially if you're going to play football. Need that kind of coaching. He's a little bit over the edge because he's yelling more than coaching, but I agree with some of the things that he said
Yeah (below).. he seems like the perfect role model for my kid
My pee wee coach treated us like a drill sergeant in practice. I never saw him scream and yell at us or refs during a game.
The game is not about the kids, it's about him trying to impress people and look great.
It’s alright to get on to them and give them criticism but this is crossing the line I mean it would be different if it was high school cause believe me I took plenty chewings in high school but 8-10 year olds come on they’re just learning the game at that age
Good Coach ... There should be no such thing as a participation trophies. Winners and Losers -- learn now while you are young that everybody can't win every time
My little league fb coach was like that with all the yelling and contact and he cursed but he was smart and helped us learn and when you play hs football this happens all the time so it's just preparation.
I had a football coach in 4th and 5th grade tha said, "YOU BETTER KNOCK THE SHIT OUTTA HIM!!!!!"
My type of coach!
#21 - WE LOVE IT!
I played football and all my coaches were intense and we were a good team and he believed that it did not come down to winning but he didnt get heated with the refs and didnt lay a finger on us but he taught us no "I" in team as when one player acted out the whole team felt the consequences
that coach was sweating harder than the players
I like this guy
This is how my coach was tbh
He needs to be censured, not for his coaching philosophy, but for his disrespect of the officials. A three-game ban will teach him respect.
That coach and others like him are ruining the game of football. He has no idea how to coach and likely only has the Rudy movie to go off of because he doesn't look like he played before. The reality is, football is a game of brains not just strength. Kids under 17 shouldn't be bullied by over zealous adults who think if they talk tough they will somehow be tough. Take a look at high school football player decline nationwide and it isn't hard to tell that something with the sport is going awry. Bad coaching, bad technique, rule improvements to help prevent needless injury and games not played in warmer temps maybe start the season later would be just a few of the things that could improve participation. In my lifetime, I still think football will go the way of pro wrestling and be an oddity for athletes. With insurance rates rising above what many school districts can afford, it will start with AAU style programs and available to only those families that can afford to play. Once that happens, the game of football will cease to exist as we know it and the quality of play will decline to the point of boredom. I love the sport but man has there got to be some serious changes if we are going to save it.
This wouldn't be as bad if it were like highschool jv level and higher. That's when it's more understandable to expect better from the kids. But peewee? Come on man the kids are out there to have fun. Sure winning is awesome and it sucks to lose and you're in it to learn the game. But yelling at kids and shit please lol
his intense stratgey is good actually, maybe not insulting the players but it does drive a fire up under their asses. There are few coaches who are able to coach well without truley screaming at all, Dungy was probably the best known for it, in the end he just pushes his guys on
I play fb and my coach will yell when we mess up but not that damn much
I wish my coach was like this.. Then again, I'm not 8-10. I'm 12 (will be Saturday). I played SS and WR. When I know I was doing a bad job of covering, I wanted someone to yell at me. But at the same time, let kids be kids.
"I'm not 8-10, I'm 11"...
Okay, I'm 11? But I'm turning 12?
It's just a funny statement, that's all. like "I'm not one of those little 10 year olds. I'm ELEVEN!"
XD
ty for the laugh, I needed it .
He is a good coach hes pushing his team so they could play hard and win and wen they get older they wont slack they will go all out thanks to their pewee football coach that guy is a great coach
Is this the guy Will Ferrel got his character the movie Kicking and Screaming?
The real life lessons for the kids: adults can be immature, adults can be idiots and adults can have their priorities wrong.
I went to weight lifting and me and my friend were doing the wrong workouts and it was are frmirst day and the coach was yelling at me and him saying all we do is talk tslk talk
This is not a crybaby's game. They have been pussifying the game the last few years but you still can't be a cupcake. Tougher coach=better team.
Until they get a few too many serious concussions and can't play football anymore.
Concussions have nothing to do with a tough coach.
Pushing the kids too hard can get them hurt.
Without trying to seem like an asshole, I'm going to assume you've never played a sport? They're all serious.
I know my Highschool coach is intense but never to the point where he says that I can't play. You need to listen to what he says closely...
None of those boys could handle gymnastics,that's a more brutal sport then football
0:43 your killing me smalls
this is what makes kids eventually hate the sport they love. may not show now but it eventually does
That poor Jensen Beach kid. He was all over the field but still got yelled at.
Its football, if the coach wasn't yelling us be confused.
Football builds character, other sports reveal it.
Ric Flair and Burt Reynolds talking sports.
That coach is sweating more that the kids
Prediction: That coach never played football,or was horrible at it. This is his shining moment.
this guy isn't the worst he admits when he is wrong. He needs to control his emotions no matter level he is. These guys should stop putting down other sports because isn't a sport only for big macho guys. Like every other sport it takes physical fitness and mental toughness. Other sports don't have constant collisions but it's about training your body to withstand hit after hit and if you can that your mental toughness grow. People have the wrong idea of football, I here the Oh that's football you don't like go play tennis. Everyone has heard it and no matter what it's incorrect to some degree.
Simple , you demand excellence and reward effort .
Sometimes in team sports you do your damnedest to win but things just don't work out , you know , some day you get the bear , some days the bear gets you .
First , evaluate your own performance as a coach . Did I have the team properly prepared.
Did I study the opponent and know their tendencies and abilities .
Then carefully breakdown the mistakes , penalties, turnovers and use of clock .
The last thing is look at individual effort . Losing happens , if the team gave an acceptable effort but just made some mistakes , like a fumble fighting for extra yards or a blocking penalty that was a hair on the backside , then focus on fine tuning but not criticizing.
If you do have to critique remember , with every negative find 3 positives , this tells the youth your watching all of the time and not just his mistakes .
Mostly , I learned this from the varsity coach at UA in CBus , Ohio , Coach Cutler , love your kids up !!!!
no ty its kids sports none of this really applies to this situation they are talking about
Bruh they all got duck helmets and he’s screaming😂
Best coach I ever had rarely raised his voice but he had the respect of everyone.
@33Ozweldian hah if only! that be soooooooooo EPIC!
kids sports is bad due to adults, they teach kids bad things by their actions and inactions from the bad parents to the bad officiating and the bad coaches who like the parents take the game seriously for some reason.adults who start issues should get perma bans, the game is for the kids to enjoy your enjoyment is not needed.
All those kids are gonna get PTSD
This coach isn't even that bad he ain't cussing people out like most coaches
The game is for fun not some yell yell its just a game they tried hard and fought like men Its not just about winning and losing
I did that because I have nothing to say I play football and my coach is nice he simply just yells but he isn't mean
I like the coach, my father was the same in hockey
Ref is blind means the calls aren't going your way.
that a good way too teach kids Thats how I was raised
If I were a ref I would've ejected that coach
They'll get em all😂
Coaches shouldn't grab a player's facemask. This guy should be a highschool coach, too ruff for peewees
love it
awesome coach
It's football, coach loves the kids.