Leading

[jhonny9546]

This post is for those over 30, looking ahead. Have you ever thought about how being a coach or leading a local sports club can give you a certain status? It’s not about fame, money, it’s about being part of your community, especially when working with kids.

You build close connections, organize events, and watch children grow. It becomes like a big family, and you're seen as someone competent and reliable. Interestingly, roles like coach or club director often attract admiration, maybe because they show leadership and care. What’s great is how naturally it leads to strong, lasting friendships. And this applies to all sports, not just the popular ones.

 

[BaronOfHair]

This post is for those over 30, looking ahead. Have you ever thought about how being a coach or leading a local sports club can give you a certain status?

Start coaching your nearest JV girls volleyball team: When you get busted for planting a nanny cam in their locker room as they shower, or impregnating 3-4 of them, you'll likely be jettisoned out of obscurity and into national celebrity, as the star of multiple true crime documentaries

 

[SW15]

Have you ever thought about how being a coach or leading a local sports club can give you a certain status?

There's limited status in doing this.

If you coach collegiate sports in the USA or coach a professional sports team, you will have money/status. That's likely to help with getting laid.

Single male youth sports coaches might be able to have sex with a divorced single mom.