We have several different coaches for several different events that come and volunteer to help the kids. Each coach may have different ideas, and different ways of teaching. We vet these coaches very well knowing their success in the Rodeo world. If you are a parent and you are watching your child at practice and a coach is working with your child on something like tightening a headstall, changing stirrup legnth, switching from left to right on a pattern. Allow your child to do so to see if there is improvement in their riding. An eye that doesn't look often sees more. If you cannot handle a coach making changes like this to see if they can make the improvements needed (You can always change it back if you feel differently) stay at the trailer. At NO TIME should any parent be yelling at a coach because they are not liking a change that may stick and make your child a better rider. If it doesn't work, it can be changed back. But you may be amazed as to the improvement's that can be made with a little tack tweak. If you cannot handle that you have every option to not have your child practice that event. Be respectful and kind these folks are volunteering to help your child.