Well Brian has reached the age of youth sports. We had a pretty fun experience with t-ball, and decided to get him into soccer. We missed the registration date, luckily I have connections and was able to get him on a team. Last Wednesday was Brian's first game. I love my boy but he is a tank, and I didn't know how well he would handle all the running. And even worse, he is bigger than everyone, so I didn't know if someone else could handle all that momentum running into them if he got moving.
He had a blast. His favorite part is the shin guards. He loves that people can kick his legs and it doesn't hurt. He is really gonna love football, because he wishes he had shin guards all over his body. It is kindergarten soccer so strategy is out the window. Its more like mob ball. All the players but the goalie move all over the field in a large crowd. Brian seemed to land himself on an all-star team. There is a friend of his on the team that appears to have been playing soccer at the time of birth. They don't keep score in the games, but I bet this little boy scored 10 goals. Brian even scored a goal. The good thing about it, is the boy helps Brian be better, because he is always helping him know where to stand.
Brian said he loved soccer more than t-ball, and has been asking when his next game is. I am glad that he loved it so much.
4 comments:
Yea for Brian. That shin gaurd comment of his is totally a sign that he is going to like football. He definately has the perfect football physique. Maybe you should get him going on that right away and you might have yourself a BYU football player in the making. We would all love that!!
He is sooo cute...and huge!! I'm so glad that he likes it! I'm excited to come see you guys
I think you would have quite a game matched up with Tyson Madson! Amy played with him one year and he would blaze the trail and she would follow. All the kids on his team probably love his help.
Soccer rules! I remember watching Charisse play mob ball too, so I recognize the game. I would have loved to play football, too (and have shin guards all over my body). Just keep him going at something. It seems like he has a lot he can offer to the world of sports.
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