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@YorkStrength17 @missEmitche11 I'm not sure. But I remember when people thought I was going to lose my job for my #TweetsToMyAthletesParents tweets, which were a bunch of interactions out together 🤷🏻♂️ As far as subtweeting a subtweet, I think that's called a subtwit
Dear Parent, If you tell me your athlete's goals in an email, be prepared for me to ask them directly when they come in for an Onboarding Evaluation. If they don't line up, we know whose goals they really are. Sincerely, Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, Your 9 year old didn't get a special invite to Clemson's Elite QB camp. That was a standard mail flyer sent to every PeeWee FB player within 100 miles. Also, you shouldn't put D1 expectations on your 9 year old. Sincerely, Youth Coaches #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, Giving your athlete a pre-workout for the first time right before a competition is a surefire way to have them perform WORSE! Especially if it's an aerobic dominant sport. Plus, pre-workouts just aren't for kids. Sincerely, Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, If you want your kid to want to train, taking care of your own health should be a priority. Your kids adopt the behaviors you display. That includes training. Sincerely, Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, I know it's been a long 3 months at home with your kid, but forcing them to train every day when he don't even want to go is a recipe for creating negative feelings for training, and maybe you. Sincerely, The Coach Watching Burnout Happen #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, Your child doesn't need to "focus on toning." They need to fix their diet. Plus, they're an athlete. Aesthetics and performance aren't necessarily correlated like you think they are. Sincerely, Her Strength Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, The results you can expect for your child from our service is directly correlated to your investment in our service. Where there is no effort, there is no result. Sincerely, Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, If I have to train your kid to tie their shoes, there's 100% chance they're too young to train. And no, buying them velcros does not change my stance on that. Sincerely, Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, Before praising your athlete's ability and putting down someone else's, perhaps remember the example you're setting for them. The world has enough arrogance. You. Don't need to add to it. Sincerely, Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, Before telling me that your 9 year old is high level enough to train with my 13 year olds, please consider that a prepubescent 9 is still not as capable as a post-pubescent 13. Sincerely, His Performance Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
If you have a child that plays sports, take a few minutes and search this hashtag #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, Your 7 year old son isn't interested in speed training. You're interested in speed training for him. There's most definitely a difference. Sincerely, Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, Don't blame your kid for gaining weight and losing athletic ability because he eats ice cream every night. He didn't buy it, you did. He's simply the product of the environment you created for him. Sincerely, Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, Before you claim that your athlete is the strongest on their team in the weight room, remember that I have the data on their strength and power. And that the data tells a much different story. Sincerely, Their Strength Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, Ability to train and readiness to train are two different things. Just because your child can physically handle being in a structured environment doesn't mean they can mentally handle it. Sincerely, Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, Before calling our program a glorified daycare because we put your son with the developmental group, remember that you sought us out because our program is so highly regarded by the parents with kids in it. Sincerely, The Head Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, Just because I'm a weightlifter doesn't mean I'm going to teach Snatches and Cleans to your 11 year old. They can barely move let alone move with weight. Trust me it's better for him long term. Sincerely, His Strength Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents
Dear Parent, Running your 10 year old softball player til they vomit as a form of conditioning only conditions them to do one thing: associate negatively with training. Seriously, just Google Pavlov's dogs. Sincerely, Coach #TweetsToMyAthletesParents