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you said,
"Wednesday at practice she wasn't applying corrections - things she's been doing just fine for months now. Her coach was getting very frustrated (rightfully so). My bigger issue is the lack of discipline in the gym, and I was incredibly frustrated watching girls do things like play on mats and push each other around instead of being focused on practicing and the coaches allowing it to happen. I expect more discipline, especially in this sport."
"I am at every workout"
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I am not here to annoy or offend you so this will be my last post here,,,, Going off of what you have said,,,, you are watching practice every day and getting frustrated, expect more discipline, are annoyed that your DD is not listening and she is having too much fun ... Correct? If correct then, I suspect she could be feeling your emotions, presence and getting turned off of the whole sport (think about it, who wouldn't).... Try dropping her off at gym and not watching for 3 weeks, ( even if she BEGS and cries for you to stay)... If at the end of 3 weeks her attitude is not better at home and in the gym then at least you tried. You have nothing to lose by trying this. Hope it all works out in any case.
"Wednesday at practice she wasn't applying corrections - things she's been doing just fine for months now. Her coach was getting very frustrated (rightfully so). My bigger issue is the lack of discipline in the gym, and I was incredibly frustrated watching girls do things like play on mats and push each other around instead of being focused on practicing and the coaches allowing it to happen. I expect more discipline, especially in this sport."
"I am at every workout"
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I am not here to annoy or offend you so this will be my last post here,,,, Going off of what you have said,,,, you are watching practice every day and getting frustrated, expect more discipline, are annoyed that your DD is not listening and she is having too much fun ... Correct? If correct then, I suspect she could be feeling your emotions, presence and getting turned off of the whole sport (think about it, who wouldn't).... Try dropping her off at gym and not watching for 3 weeks, ( even if she BEGS and cries for you to stay)... If at the end of 3 weeks her attitude is not better at home and in the gym then at least you tried. You have nothing to lose by trying this. Hope it all works out in any case.