(S38) PT 2 - Behavior Control

[ComebackZak]

The Minnesota Grey Ducks implement differing degrees of punishment's for different mental mistakes during games. Every penalty during the game equals wind sprints and if it's a bigger yardage flag that increases the length of wind sprints. It is not just one person either, it's a team effort and it is a way to hold each other accountable every week throughout the season. There are ways to offset this - forcing turnovers, pancakes, touchdowns, and sacks. All of these can negate those punishments to a certain degree if a well-played game happens. Going back to the punishments though, on top of flags any turnovers by the offense and points allowed by the defense and special teams can add wind sprints. This is a way to make sure the team isn't getting out of any poor play and mistakes that they need to be held accountable for. If the team gets shutout or if the defense gives up 40 or more points, then management starts fining players small amounts.

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[Tayjay]

Well first and foremost, our veterans and coaching staff does a great job of keeping us down to Earth and motivated each and every week. We win as a team and lose as a team. We also are not afraid to call each other out. Rookies are held to high standard and are expected to play at a high level. Likewise, veterans are not safe from ridicule either. Veterans are expected to lead on and off the field. So to keep everyone disciplined we watch a lot of film and spend a lot of time together. We are always doing team activities and doing things to support one another. Whether that be doing charity work together or just positive reinforcement during competition. We also work on team communication a lot. We have specialist that come in and help us work on airing our issues and grievances so that when the pressure is on during the games we are able to calmly communicate with each other.

[RDBSouthPaw]

When it comes to controlling emotions in a game there are few better players out there than Jordan Hartline. While he is still young he has always had a good head on his shoulders. In terms of controlling behavior on the field the Fire Salamanders do a great job of making sure everyone in the organization is doing their part to keep things under control. It almost works like a buddy system and the team works together to make sure that everything is taken care of and players keep a good head on their shoulder. The team utilizes its captains to be the first line voice of reason. If players want to make it here they need to listen to people that are above them and that have been through the things that they are going through. Developing that kind of relationship and Locker Room is the number one way in which the Berlin Fire Salamanders help to control emotions.

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[H0PPY75]

I think my team should start fining players for every yard of penalties they commit in a game, I know for my player this would get him to stop committing penalties because if he didn’t stop quickly he would be broke by the upcoming trade deadline. I know if they were fining me I would stop committing penalties really quickly which would also be a detriment to the team because I would be so worried about getting fined that I might lay up on play to avoid taking a penalty. Now the penalties for destroying the locker room should be much harsher because that isn’t within the game. I could see the GM’s putting players into time out for 20 minutes until the player cools down or maybe making them see a psychiatrist to see what is causing these violent outbursts(it’s not CTE I swear). If I was choosing the punishments for being a shit head outside of the game I would make the player dress up like and sing a Taylor Swift song in front of the entire team.

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[Bmason0520]

There are a lot of ways to prepare yourself and for the team to prepare to always be emotionally and mechanically disciplined. Mental preparation is the most important thing when it comes to emotional and mechanical discipline. One thing the Austin Copperheads do is game day preparation. Who knows how to get under your skin than your own teammates and coaching staff. We go through game day scenarios, stressful ones, ones where the offense or defense can taunt, trash talk, coaches yelling etc. you have to learn discipline to not let you emotions get the best of you. If anyone reacts causing what would be a penalty in a real game, the whole side of the ball runs suicides, except for the person who caused the penalty, they get to sit a watch. This type of training also helps mechanical discipline. The most important thing there is a practice, practice, practice. You have to get to the point where you do even have to think about your responsibilities.

[FootballIsCool]

There are a lot of anti-stress techniques that are available in this day in age. Some healthy strategy could include having group journaling, having a ping pong tournament after the games with incentives. It is supposed that laughing is good for to reduce stress so they had a comedian on retainer until the punch comedian in the face incident...The new strategy is an interesting one. On losses we have the lighting change to display a lot of calming colors, including but not limited to pink, green and grey. This really helps take the edge off of players rage. In addition to the color exposure the Sarasota sailfish have opted to go for a route that is primarily pharmacologic route by making sure that all of the players take their Ambien and the players will just sleep through the pain and sadness.. We have yet to find a way to combat the side effects for some people. I am not sure it is worth the hallucinations.


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[lespoils]

It is very trivial and easy the way that the New York Silverbacks football team deals with all of its undisciplined and wild players in the line up. There are two ways to make people behave and that is either by removing something they like or adding something they hate when they do bad things, known as consequences for your bad actions, or you can also add something they like or remove something they don't like when they do good things, as a recompense. The silverbacks players are all huge fans of eating pancakes at Pan Cakes' dad Marc Hamel's pancakes restaurant, the morning after a game. All the team is reunited together for what is undoubtedly the best pancakes in the whole world. Well, when a player is not behaving properly outside of the field or even on the field, they might lose their pancakes privilege. If it's mild bad behavior the team will not pay for their pancakes, if it's really bad they will just be uninvited altogether.

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