Posts Tagged 'adult'

Rockin’ the USL LAREDO Training

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Rockin’ the USL LAREDO Training

The following article may be found here: http://www.uslacrosse.org/TopNav2Left/Officials/MensOfficialsInformation/RockintheUSLLAREDOTraining.aspx

I get to toot my own horn a little bit here! I am very excited to report that I am attending a LAREDO (LAcrosse REferee DevelOpment) clinic in Vail, Colorado this summer. US Lacrosse did a short story on the LAREDO program, and I was asked to contribute a few quotes about it. Here is the full article:

Officiating a high school boys’ lacrosse game in ...

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Never, Ever, Ever Do This

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Never, Ever, Ever Do This

As the start of our competitive Spring Season arrives every player, coach, parent, and staff member must remember two things:

  1. This game is for the kids first
  2. The examples we set during the season will impact them

Below is a video from 2010 of a youth football brawl in Texas. The disturbing part is that the brawl did not involve players but the entire coaching staff from both teams. Toward the end of a video there is an 11-year-old player attempting to restrain ...

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Gamer Confessions Part 3 of 3

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Gamer Confessions Part 3 of 3

Congratulations parents! Your gaming education is nearly at an end. You have all of the macro knowledge now it is time for some microanalysis. Part Three of this series will focus on actual games that kids today want to play and how to empower yourselves with whether or not it is appropriate for your child to play a particular game.

The Entertainment Software Rating Board, or ESRB, should be the very first website you visit ...

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