Hold coaches to the same standards for safety and uniformity By John Engh There is a feature on the National Alliance for Youth Sports website (<a href='http://www.nays.org/'>www.nays.org</a>) available for parents to report a coach who is behaving badly. The feature is called, you guessed it, “Report a Coach.”  Unfortunately, the feature is getting far more use than we ever imagined. And some of the reports are beyond alarming.

Hold coaches to the same standards for safety and uniformity By John Engh There is a feature on the National Alliance for Youth Sports website (www.nays.org) available for parents to report a coach who is behaving badly. The feature is called, you guessed it, “Report a Coach.” Unfortunately, the feature is getting far more use than we ever imagined. And some of the reports are beyond alarming.

Hold coaches to the same standards for safety and uniformity By John Engh There is a feature on the National Alliance for Youth Sports website (<a href="http://www.nays.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.nays.org</a>) available for parents to report a coach who is behaving badly. The feature is called, you guessed it, “Report a Coach.”&nbsp; Unfortunately, the feature is getting far more use than we ever imagined. And some of the reports are beyond alarming.&nbsp;

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