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The Grassroots Kid
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22 episodes
8 months ago
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Ep12 - Friday Special with Ben Welch from ESPN
The Grassroots Kid
50 minutes 48 seconds
12 months ago
Ep12 - Friday Special with Ben Welch from ESPN
Welcome back to the Grassroots Kid Podcast for episode 12, where Freddie and Ian bring you an exclusive edition of Coaches' Corner. This week, they are joined by Ben Welch, the host of "It's Only Kids Football" and head of social media for ESPN UK. Listen in as they engage in an insightful conversation about the challenges and joys of coaching youth football. Ben shares his experiences as a grassroots coach for his son's under-eights team, discussing the nuances of developing young players and the unique dynamics of being a coach-parent. The episode delves into the importance of teaching life lessons through sports, balancing competitiveness with fun, and the unforgettable moments that make coaching so rewarding. Throughout the discussion, Freddie and Ian reflect on their own coaching journey, comparing notes with Ben on tactics, team development, and the rollercoaster of emotions that come with leading a young team. Whether you're a seasoned coach or a parent just stepping into the world of youth football, this episode offers valuable insights and plenty of relatable anecdotes.
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