negativity in Threads

[clickerati]

Originally Posted by Barrythebow

Claims to be 'the friendliest forum on the web!'

That's because they steal everything from here and pretend they made it up. We are the ORIGINAL and the BEST. Have some and ...yep, that was ours first

[Munsterman]

Originally Posted by Rainbow

Every one is uniquely individual and genes prove that so paople will always make there point heard and people will not agree with them so agree to disagree if you know what I mean everyone is entitled to their opinions and what some might see as sniping looked at from outside the box (lol) looks quite different.(that is my opinion)

Your opinion is as valid as the next persons but as has already been said - if you moan, then do something to change it (possibly giving others cause to moan in the process). Actions speak louder than words and gain more respect in the long run. My gripe is with those who moan but never get actively involved in making it better. We can all see things that could be better but in whining about it without acting on it, we belittle and disrespect the genuine efforts of the comitted few who get involved.

[mk1]

Originally Posted by not dead yet

ha just realised who mk1 is.......your far to sensible to be on here...

. . . and I was planning on growing old disgracefully and now my cover's blown

I seem to have wandered into a thread on coaching - thought his was a meant to be a parallel universe about griping

[Barrythebow]

Originally Posted by clickerati

That's because they steal everything from here and pretend they made it up. We are the ORIGINAL and the BEST. Have some and ...yep, that was ours first

Well, certainly being responded to on here thanks folks.

[Little Miss Purple]

we usually respond... just don't expect it to be sensible all the time

[Robin the Hood]

Originally Posted by sp220

Maybe there should be an "inter - forum" archery championships......
lol

Does that mean you get points for such things as.....
Best Gold (full blown insult)
Line Cutter (close to the cuff remark)
etc...etc....etc..

... ... ... ...

Paul...

[Barrythebow]

The 2 forums are quite different, from what ive seen. This one seems target orientated, the other field

[bkupris]

Overall, IMHO this is one of the most sensible threads concerning coaching etc. I have read in a long time on this forum. Think I will climb off the parapet wall and give life as a coach and archer another day or two... Maybe..

[Robin the Hood]

The other day I was shown the outline of what a coaching course entails, and when I read it, I realised that even if I wanted to, I could not get anywhere near to becoming a coach.
The norm now as I understood, is to cater for all the disciplines.
If this is correct then my 40 years of recurve would be of no use, because I can't see myself trying compound yet.
It does not allow each class to have its own specialists in coaching, or am I mis-understanding something here?....

Paul...

[bkupris]

Archery has a lot of disciplines. Specialists at the medium and higher levels of coaching makes sense to me. Only my humble opinion