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4. Results should be conveyed as a benchmark, which
can be improved, rather than a mark of athletic
talent or lack thereof.
5. Feedback can be provided as the bookend for
evaluation. Players should be complemented on
their strengths and encouraged to improve upon
their weaknesses. Practices can be planned
accordingly.
What can be measured can be quantified, what can be
quantified can be evaluated, and what can be evaluated
can be improved.
To learn more about objective and meaningful
evaluations in soccer, please visit http://www.
soccergenius.com/.
