Coach has a "bad back"

[chymechowder]

the "dream rod" belongs in the porn thread imo.

[Judtech]

My significant other and I have both had back surgeries. She has a difficult time sitting but brings a "seat cushion" to games so it won't upset her back.
I'd make him sit. Heck he can turn sideways and put his feet up on the bench if he wants but I am not giving any lee way on it.

[constable]

How many of us have had back problems? Mine's been stiff for a week.

Don't get the T and you won't have to sit. I'd treat it different if my assignor told us too, but until then he's gotta sit.

If he doesn't want to sit, then he can stand all he wants- in the dressing room.

I agree with a previous poster, unless he drove a garbage truck, he most likely had to sit while driving.

It's not our problem.

[jTheUmp]

UPDATE:
I emailed my association's clinician and described the situation. His response:

"From the way you had described the situation, I think you handled it the best way that you could have.... Personally, I would have made him sit for the rest of the game."

So there we go.

[GoodwillRef]

Originally Posted by jTheUmp

UPDATE:
I emailed my association's clinician and described the situation. His response:

"From the way you had described the situation, I think you handled it the best way that you could have.... Personally, I would have made him sit for the rest of the game."

So there we go.

You should have made him sit Indian Style for the rest of the game.

[Lcubed48]

Originally Posted by GoodwillRef

You should have made him sit Indian Style for the rest of the game.

Namaste!!

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by GoodwillRef

You should have made him sit Indian Style for the rest of the game.

Not politically correct. This position is now called "criss cross applesauce."

[Adam]

I thought it was called "Yoda style."

[26 Year Gap]

If the guy hadn't screamed for "Over the back" so many times using the Boris Karloff mechanic, then maybe his back would be fine.