Coaching Expectations
Becoming a BRYC recreational coach is a rewarding opportunity to make a difference in your players' lives while contributing to their growth both on and off the field. As a coach, your commitment includes time spent guiding your team in practices, games, and essential communication to foster a positive and supportive environment.
To help you better understand the expectations and responsibilities of a recreational coach, we've outlined key areas in the table below. These include your weekly time commitments, game-day duties, and available resources to support your success throughout the season.
| Responsibility | Details |
|---|---|
| Weekly Practice | Juniors: One or Two practices per week for one or two hours total. Check each league's guidelines for direction as to how much you may practice. Seniors: Two hours per week, either split into two sessions or combined into one session. |
| Weekend Games | 1.5 - 2 hours per week depending on the league. This generally includes field setup (1st game of the day), pre-game warm-up, and field breakdown (last game). |
| Communication and Coordination | 1 hour per week for emails, scheduling, and team coordination. |
| Season Games | 8 games during the season. |
| All-Star Coaching (Optional) | Opportunity to coach additional All-Star games if desired. |
| Resources and Support | Access to Coaches' Corner for resources, guidance, and training tools. |