Defensive Schemes for Parents
Jun
21
2011
Since we’re in the sports doldrums (between hockey and football seasons), there’s a lull in the play-calling world. I know baseball is being played, but there aren’t many different defenses you can have in a baseball game. But enough about baseball – don’t get distracted from the main topic…
To fill the void of play calling during the summer months, I present to you Defensive Schemes for Parents.
You can look at this in at least 2 ways:
- You’re a parent who wants to understand sports lingo, or
- You know sports but don’t know how to handle the number of children you have
Guide to Football-style Diagrams: O is for offense (children in this case) and X is for defense (parents in this case).
I haven’t quite figured out what’s analogous to the goal line. But whatever it is, I have to make sure my kids don’t get there.
Transcript:
For a two-parent family,
1 child = double team
2 children = man to man
3 children = zone
4 children = prevent
Brothers and fathers, listen now to my defense.
Acts 22:1