Responsibility goes hand and hand with sports. If you cannot be a responsible person you will struggle with sports. It many not just from the player side it could very well be from the coaching side. I have had the experience to learn from both the players' side but also from a coach prospective on responsibility. On either side there is a huge part of responsibility.
             From being a coach I was taught the responsibility of having people waiting for you to come to practice and be prepared so both your time and their time can be used wisely. There is a lot more responsibility on a coach then on a player I believe. A coach has to have plans for the practice and be considered with the well being of the players. You learn the responsibility of having to look after many other people beside yourself. When being a coach you have to make sure you are aware of where your team is. If you travel then you have to make sure that everyone gets on the bus. If you leave a player you are going to have to deal with some anger parents and who knows what else the consequences will be.
             Along with having to worry about the where about of your players you will need you also have to make sure they are enjoying themselves. It is the coach's responsibility to make sure that the sport they are coaching is fun. If it is not fun the players will either quit the team or not return the following year. I also believe as a coach you should not single anyone out or make someone else feel rotten about how they play. The coach should work with what he/she has and treat everyone fairly. Never put a player down because the coach is suppose to be there to help everyone and treat him or her all the same.
             There are some different responsibilities as a player though. As a player your responsibility is to give it all your heart for the sport you play for. If makes it easier for the coach
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