Janner 0 Report post Posted August 29, 2004 I am new to coaching 5ht grade girls this year and am looking for team building skills. I have read the forum and come up with great ideas, thank you to all. What I am wondering is during game play, someone makes an error, instead of these girls not doing anything, or just say "that's okay" (which in turn is doing more damage to the self esteem and confidence of ther "errorer") I am looking for some suggestions when they score, when theey make a mistake, etc. for them to come together and create positive sportmanship. I want a team that ppl say, wow, those girls are positive and work together well, win or lose. Any suggestions would be appreciated.Jan Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Naescire 0 Report post Posted September 17, 2004 In girl's and women's volleyball there is a lot of cheering and different cheers. A lot of teams have cheers for things performed correctly, kill, block, ace, etc... But many teams also have cheers when there is a mistake made. These are usually quick, loose huddles with some type of pick-me-up cheer. This happens from little girls all the way up through women's adult and college teams. You might try this, it helps the player who made the mistake forget about it and helps re-focus the team and builds a team atmosphere. Good Luck. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites