Running Your First Parent Meeting as a Coach | Youth Soccer Coaching Tips



Your first parent meeting as a grassroots coach sets the tone for your entire season. In this video, we walk you through exactly how to lead a confident, effective, and positive parent meeting that builds trust, communicates expectations, and strengthens your team culture.

🎥 Whether you’re a new coach or just looking to improve your approach, this video provides practical guidance on:
✔️ Creating a welcoming and respectful atmosphere
✔️ Sharing your coaching philosophy with clarity
✔️ Laying out the season schedule and expectations
✔️ Communicating with parents effectively
✔️ Encouraging parent involvement and sideline support
✔️ Focusing on player development, not just winning
✔️ Handling game-day expectations and Q&A sessions

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 When coaches and parents are aligned, kids win. This video helps you build that partnership from Day One.

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📌 Who this video is for:

First-time youth soccer coaches
Volunteer coaches in grassroots soccer
Community soccer organizers and team managers
Anyone preparing for a preseason parent meeting

⚽ About Big Country Soccer Association:
We support rural and community-based soccer programs across Alberta and beyond, with a focus on long-term player development, coach education, and community connection.

📢 More Coaching Content Coming Soon:
✅ Parent communication strategies
✅ Planning great training sessions
✅ Building team spirit
✅ Handling tough situations with positivity
✅ And much more!

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