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Play Ball welcomes you to our "Parents Perch!"  We're a community of parents, coaches and athletes who are actively involved in youth sports. 

We encourage you to share your experiences, provide & gain insights, and interact with others who are managing the good, the bad, (and sometimes the ugly) of youth sports.

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    • Modafinil 400mg for Shift Work Disorder: Uses and Dose Facts Modafinil 400mg Australia is a larger daily dose of modafinil, which is a medication used for increasing wakefulness in adults with particular sleep disorders. Modafinil is generally used for treatment of excessive daytime sleepiness linked to narcolepsy, sleep apnea and shift work disorder. Although daily doses of up to 400mg have been tested, the instructions say that 200mg daily is sufficient for these diseases, and greater doses do not usually offer extra benefits. Modafinil acts mainly due to its effect on brain chemicals responsible for alertness and wakefulness. The drug is not an alternative to good sleep. Some common adverse effects may include headache, nausea, nervousness, and insomnia. In rare cases, serious side effects are possible – they may include severe skin reactions and allergic reaction. Moreover, modafinil is known to interact with some medications and decrease the efficacy of hormonal contraceptives. Anybody who wants to take modafinil 400mg should consult their physician first.   modafinil . com . au

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    • Modafinil 400mg Australia <p class="isSelectedEnd">Modafinil 400mg is a prescription-strength dose of modafinil, a medicine used to promote wakefulness and reduce excessive daytime sleepiness. Its established medical uses include narcolepsy, obstructive sleep apnea-associated excessive sleepiness, and shift work sleep disorder. In people with obstructive sleep apnea, modafinil may help with persistent daytime sleepiness but does not treat the underlying airway obstruction, so prescribed sleep-apnea treatment should continue.</p> The appropriate dose depends on the medical condition, individual response, and a healthcare professional’s instructions. A 400mg daily dose is higher than the usual recommended adult dose for many approved uses and should not be taken or increased without medical supervision. Common side effects can include headache, nausea, nervousness, dizziness, and insomnia. Rare but serious skin or allergic reactions can also occur. Modafinil can interact with certain medicines and may reduce the effectiveness of hormonal contraceptives. Anyone considering Modafinil 400mg should discuss existing medicines, medical conditions, and appropriate dosing with a qualified healthcare professional before use.   modafinil . com . au

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    • SELFISHNESS IN YOUTH BASKETBALL I've been thinking a lot about selfishness in youth basketball lately.  I see it watching college/pro sports and have been talking about it with the kids I coach at the youth level. Selfishness is pretty easy to recognize on the court.  Head-down dribbling...and more dribbling until the 1-on-1 results in a crazy shot and turnover.  Or not defending so once a shot goes up you can run the court for a cherry-picked bucket. My older kids are just 10 years old.  They're starting to develop some ball handling skills and like the feeling of scoring in front of their friends and family.  I get that - they're starting to feel themselves a bit and I do want to nurture that confidence.  But too often it becomes one pass and the other four players standing around watching. I want my kids to understand that that type of play is selfish, not just ineffective.  I'm starting to talk about that a lot in practice.  It's not about who scores the most points but how the team plays as a unit.  I'm placing extra emphasis on - and praising! - the extra pass for a better shot, the screen to get a teammate open, a hard cut to open the floor for a teammate, crashing the boards for rebounds, etc. I guess selfishness in youth basketball is to be expected as the kids learn.  But I like the idea of framing it around the concept of selfishness vs. selflessness.  It's definitely a new concept for many of them but I know it will make them better players.

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