Kids breaking sticks over knee after a loss
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Kids breaking sticks over knee after a loss
I’ve seen this happen several times this year after a loss. Obviously very poor sportsmanship. Should there be the consequence for this or do you think it should be let go? Personally, if I were a coach I’d make my team skate in result of this because I’m not about that poor sportsmanship at all. What do you think?
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Hold on here!
What kind of loss?
A blow out loss, yes poor sportsmanship.
A close loss or last minutes/second loss, that’s a passion and I will take that kid on my team any day.
A loss where no body shows up and your team just lets go, like no one cares?
I have broke more than enough sticks, to wake not the team up but myself also.
I kid that breaks his stick isn’t always a poor sport.
It’s a kid that also has a passion, care and heart for his team!
What kind of loss?
A blow out loss, yes poor sportsmanship.
A close loss or last minutes/second loss, that’s a passion and I will take that kid on my team any day.
A loss where no body shows up and your team just lets go, like no one cares?
I have broke more than enough sticks, to wake not the team up but myself also.
I kid that breaks his stick isn’t always a poor sport.
It’s a kid that also has a passion, care and heart for his team!
They’re kids NOT PROFESSIONALS
It’s just a game!
It’s just a game!
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Re: Kids breaking sticks over knee after a loss
Make the kid get a job and pay for his own sticks.GottaloveHShockey wrote:I’ve seen this happen several times this year after a loss. Obviously very poor sportsmanship. Should there be the consequence for this or do you think it should be let go? Personally, if I were a coach I’d make my team skate in result of this because I’m not about that poor sportsmanship at all. What do you think?
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Re: Kids breaking sticks over knee after a loss
No.GottaloveHShockey wrote:Should there be the consequence for this
Be kind. Rewind.
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End of the season...no problem.
Random game where some kid (ANY kid) does that. Should be consequences. Skate ‘em, sit ‘em, make him pay for it, etc.
Game has been played for 100 years and that hasn’t been tolerated. Only reason it would ever be tolerated is if you choose to tolerate it. It’s a choice in almost 100% of the cases. That’s not “passion”. It’s bad behavior. If you let it go you are TEACHING it to be part of the game. It’s never been part of the game and never should be part of the game. Don’t teach poor behavior. Sports 101.
Random game where some kid (ANY kid) does that. Should be consequences. Skate ‘em, sit ‘em, make him pay for it, etc.
Game has been played for 100 years and that hasn’t been tolerated. Only reason it would ever be tolerated is if you choose to tolerate it. It’s a choice in almost 100% of the cases. That’s not “passion”. It’s bad behavior. If you let it go you are TEACHING it to be part of the game. It’s never been part of the game and never should be part of the game. Don’t teach poor behavior. Sports 101.
If it’s a $250 stick & it’s my kid...he’s going to know better than smashing a perfectly good stick out of frustration.ndirishfighting wrote:Hold on here!
What kind of loss?
A blow out loss, yes poor sportsmanship.
A close loss or last minutes/second loss, that’s a passion and I will take that kid on my team any day.
A loss where no body shows up and your team just lets go, like no one cares?
I have broke more than enough sticks, to wake not the team up but myself also.
I kid that breaks his stick isn’t always a poor sport.
It’s a kid that also has a passion, care and heart for his team!
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Re: Kids breaking sticks over knee after a loss
The consequence is that my kid would have to buy his own stick. If he looks at me and asks for a new stick, I’d say, “Don’t even try me”. Without going too far off a tangent, it’s a teaching moment to accept the consequences from every action/decision.GottaloveHShockey wrote:Should there be the consequence for this or do you think it should be let go?
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Breaking sticks
Show the passion during the game. Kids who do that have gotten away with tantrums all their life.
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