Expectations for Parents Sample Clauses

Expectations for Parents. Parents agree to:
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Expectations for Parents. 1. Let the Coaches coach: Please leave the coaching to the coaches. This includes motivating, after game critiquing, setting goals, requiring additional training etc. You have entrusted the care of your player to the coaches and they need to be free to do their job. If the player has too many coaches, it is confusing for him and his/her performance usually declines.
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Expectations for Parents. Parents agree to:  be supportive advocates for their son or daughter as an athlete participating in the ski program.  monitor their conveyed expectations of their son or daughter’s performance and recognize the adverse affect that an athlete may experience if he or she is not able to meet the parents’ expectations.  respectfully communicate with coaches as required on all aspects of the ski training program.  commit to the specified fundraising activities that are a requirement of a ski club family.  support team and program sponsors where possible.  follow through on mandatory volunteerism at their son or daughter’s races at home, and when possible, at host clubs’ events.  ensure that their son or daughter arrives for training on time, physically and mentally prepared to follow coaches instruction for the training or race day.  ensure satisfactory nutrition, hydration and clothing of the athlete (as directed by the coaching staff).  be a positive influence in the club, by setting the example for the athletes.  be supportive of coaches’ and officials’ decisions in public settings.  be supportive of the athletes.  be mindful not to interfere with the teams of volunteers and officials taking care of all aspects of a race on race day.  be respectful that the race corral is for athletes and coaches and should be an independent space free of parent intervention.  communicate directly with the Alpine Chair regarding serious concerns or complaints toward the program, athletes, members or volunteers.  obey all BC Alpine Code of Conduct requirements.  understand that failure to obey the Codes of Conduct may lead to loss of the privilege and potentially the loss of membership in the club.
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