“Coach she's my best friend I don't want to play against her!”

“Coach she's my best friend I don't want to play against her!”

Balancing team dynamics in a youth soccer setting can be challenging, especially when at training girls want their best friends on the team they are on, be it small-sided games or full sized teams.?

To address this, emphasize the importance of teamwork and development. Explain that playing with different teammates helps improve their skills and understanding of the game. Introduce a rotation system, ensuring everyone gets a chance to play with and against various teammates. This not only enhances their adaptability but also generates inclusivity and camaraderie across the entire team.

Additionally, create drills and small-sided games that mix up players regularly, making it a norm to work with different partners. Highlight the benefits of learning from each other and building trust within the team.

Encourage open communication and reinforce the idea that while friendships are important, the team's overall growth and success are the primary goals. This approach helps maintain a positive environment and prepares them for diverse game scenarios.

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Abbie Sadler Head of Women and Girls?| Cupello.com

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