Comparing The Silver Banshee, And The Encourager

Throughout an athlete's life, they are given the privilege of playing under many different coaches. Each coach has their own way of coaching, but they all have three things in common. The stages of personalities they experience throughout a game. These personalities can be classified into three distinct categories: The Joker, The Silver Banshee, and The Encourager. The first personality that a coach experiences during a game, is The Joker. This emotion occurs at the beginning of the game when your coach has not yet encountered a scenario to be mad at. Instead of wanting to pounce on anything that walks through their line of sight, they joke about it. They might say, “I hope Billy has their shorts on the right way,” or “Maybe Bob will stay on their feet for once.” This stage of emotion tends to be the favorite among athletes, although they have learned that it will not last for long. One idea many athletes have come to …show more content…
This is when your coach is supportive of your mistakes and understands that they happen. Many believe this stage occurs as a result of the guilt they face from their screeching fest. This personality is most likely to occur at the end of the game when you are up by at least ten points, but be careful to maintain that lead because the tables could turn at any millisecond. Anytime this personality is present take advantage because you could go a whole season without ever experiencing it again.
All in all, each coach has their own distinct method of coaching. However, their game day personalities are something they all have in common. These personalities can be classified into three groups: The Joker, The Silver Banshee, and The Encourager. Each one is very different and you will always encounter them throughout a ball game, but always be on the lookout because you do not know who will be around. Just ask any athlete, you do not want to provoke The Silver