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I'm looking for a skate bag to carry around pretty much just the basics (skates, guards, soakers, leg warmers, gloves, socks, towel, water bottle) that is not a rink rabbit. I don't want a typical backpack looking bag.
I recently tried an adidas duffle bag, but it felt really flimsy when I put my skates in and just felt like a bunch of thin, fabric bunching together.
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I'm coaching one of my gym's in-house teams, and I'm trying to work on squat-ons and jumping to the high bar. Today, one of my girls who has an inconsistent squat on fell. Another coach was spotting her squat on, and I was between the bars to spot the jump in case she peeled. She has done this a few times. She told the other coach she was going to do a cast and then cast squat on on the second cast. She went on the first cast, her feet hooked, and both coaches did our best to ease her fall, but she fell to her hands and knees. She seemed really shaken up and was crying but I made sure that it was from the scariness not pain. I told her to take break and go splash some water on her face. A few minutes later, my manager walks up to us and is like "did a kid fall?" and I'm like yeah, she was a little shaken but she's in the bathroom right now. She said, "well mom saw it happen and is taking her home" (practice ends about 20-30 minutes later). I'm told that I'm not in trouble or anything and that she just wanted to know if an injury happened.
I have two problems/situations right now:
Coach guilt? Feels like the right term for how I feel about this. I feel horrible. I hope this girl isn't terrified to try her squat on again, or doesn't trust me as her coach anymore, or is hurt and didn't tell me. I feel so bad that I couldn't catch her, and that this rattled her so much she had to leave.
I don't know how to approach the squat on after this. I have done many floor bar drills with her and she's great at those. It seems like the only way to go is to just keep doing the squat on. But I have no idea if she'll go for it next week, and I don't know how to approach that.
Hi!
I'm coaching one of my gym's in-house teams, and I'm trying to work on squat-ons and jumping to the high bar. Today, one of my girls who has an inconsistent squat on fell. Another coach was spotting her squat on, and I was between the bars to spot the jump in case she peeled. She has done this a few times. She told the other coach she was going to do a cast and then cast squat on on the second cast. She went on the first cast, her feet hooked, and both coaches did our best to ease her fall, but she fell to her hands and knees. She seemed really shaken up and was crying but I made sure that it was from the scariness not pain. I told her to take break and go splash some water on her face. A few minutes later, my manager walks up to us and is like "did a kid fall?" and I'm like yeah, she was a little shaken but she's in the bathroom right now. She said, "well mom saw it happen and is taking her home" (practice ends about 20-30 minutes later). I'm told that I'm not in trouble or anything and that she just wanted to know if an injury happened.
I have two problems/situations right now:
Coach guilt? Feels like the right term for how I feel about this. I feel horrible. I hope this girl isn't terrified to try her squat on again, or doesn't trust me as her coach anymore, or is hurt and didn't tell me. I feel so bad that I couldn't catch her, and that this rattled her so much she had to leave.
I don't know how to approach the squat on after this. I have done many floor bar drills with her and she's great at those. It seems like the only way to go is to just keep doing the squat on. But I have no idea if she'll go for it next week, and I don't know how to approach that.
I've downloaded a few fics to kindle but not my 200 tabs of fics. And the author shows up as A03 when I sort by author in the app lol. I use the website send to kindle method but I know that won't be feasible when I want to mass move my fics.
This fic does this trope REALLY well. The emotions are there, the fluff is there, and the comedy of the team's reactions is there!