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As per FAW Welfare Regulations
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Remember
children participate for pleasure and that winning is only part of the
fun.
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2.
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Never ridicule or yell at a child
for making a mistake or losing.
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3.
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Be reasonable in your demands on
young players time, energy and enthusiasm. Remember their priorities may
be different from yours!
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4.
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Teach your players to follow the
rules. To respect officials and opponents.
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5.
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Whenever possible, group players to
ensure that everyone has a reasonable chance of success.
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6.
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Avoid overplaying the talented
players. The just average need and deserve equal time.
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7.
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Ensure that equipment and
facilities meet safety standards and are appropriate to the age and
ability of the players. That all equipment is prepared ready for use
before each session.
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8.
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Develop the team’s respect for
the ability of opponents and for the judgement of officials and opposing
coaches.
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9.
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Follow the advice of a physician or
club medical officer when determining when an injured player is ready to
recommence training or playing.
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10.
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Keep up to date with the latest
coaching practices and the principals.
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11.
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Be fully aware of the growth and
development of children.
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12.
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Complete as designated the players
assessment records.
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13.
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Report immediately to the Club
Welfare Officer any complaint regarding yourself or another coach.
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14.
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Ensure confidentiality regarding
players under your charge.
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