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It seems odd to me that the NYT spends the first part of the article going after coaches and the company Varsity and none on those actually responsible: the par
by readthenotes1 2y ago
It seems odd to me that the NYT spends the first part of the article going after coaches and the company Varsity and none on those actually responsible: the parents.
- pastage 2y agoThere is a lot to learn as a parent, coaches and people who write rules are in a position to drown you in other stuff. We have to as a society put more pressure on the big organizations, because they are the one who give people an incentive to do dangerous stuff. Take martial arts you need rules because effective techniques can easily be too dangerous. I have seen a couple of cheer leading movies where doing dangerous things in tournaments was seen as something good. Based on this rather limited experience I think there is an organizational problem in that sport for sure.