Club stagnation seems to be a real problem. Sometimes the people who are running it get tired or too busy to keep the club running the way it should and it can be hard to get them to share control or bring in new ideas. "Why would we change its the way we've always done it" . In many cases it's a few awesome and dedicated people that started it but it's their club but not a democracy.
I've heard it on here a few times, I've got a few friends across the country having the same problems. One club hasn't run a tournament or FR discs in over 5yrs and it was a very strong club for the previous 20yrs.
Has anyone been able to revitalize their club? Was it easier just to start a second club? Any suggestions for running or establishing a club so this doesn't happen? Maybe some sort of election charter kind of deal?
I've heard it on here a few times, I've got a few friends across the country having the same problems. One club hasn't run a tournament or FR discs in over 5yrs and it was a very strong club for the previous 20yrs.
Has anyone been able to revitalize their club? Was it easier just to start a second club? Any suggestions for running or establishing a club so this doesn't happen? Maybe some sort of election charter kind of deal?