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Yes, it will probably wane. But, if I were you, I would not tolerate it. Shut it down.
Edited "post-ozzy6900": Yes, of course, GaryP, continue to improve by analyzing your mistakes, thinking about the right way to do things, and learning from veteran partners, as ozzy6900 suggests. But that does not mean that you have to endure a coach's trashing. I was taught, years ago, that when I crossed that white line onto the field, I was to conduct myself like a 20-year veteran, no matter how raw I was. You moved up because an assigner apparently thought you were ready; if a coach doubts that, let him learn the hard way. IMO, rookies tend to take more garbage than they should, typically because they are hesitant to set and enforce limits and don't want to seem like hard cases.
Last edited by LRZ; Fri Jul 08, 2016 at 03:46pm.
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