I recently had a conversation with a volunteer coach from SF Youth Soccer. Here is an excerpt from our talk about engaging players, and then planning to maximize the time that we do have, instead of complaining about the time we don't have. 
Thanks, Abe and SF Youth Soccer! 
 
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