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    Have you ever tried to be the coach for a sports team? Though many people believe that being on a sports team is hard in itself, being the coach of a team is an even more challenging task to undertake. Many people believe that anyone can be a coach but that is a misconstrued idea. Not just anyone can be a coach it takes a certain kind of person with a certain about of skills. To be a cheer coach is in its own way more difficult than any other sport to coach. Cheerleading does not have a rule…

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    values and beliefs comes from the self-awareness discovery and many of times this comes from experiencing positives and negatives as a coach. The values and beliefs learned through experience shape a coach and their philosophy, which sets the path for athletes understand who the coach is and why a coach makes their decisions. The experiences of coaching allows a coach to explore ethical choices, gamesmanship, diversity issues, and considers an athlete-centered approach. All these are important…

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    This is a tough job because the coach will have to cut people from the tryout. Then the coach must deal with the aspect of paper work such as physicals and insurance type stuff. The coach ten has to call coaches to set up games and travel schedule. Then the coach has to order the gear for the team. These jobs may not be done in this particular order but these are general things high school basketball…

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    In my experience master coaches are exactly how Coyle explains them to be in his book The Talent Code. I remember a hockey coach I once had...Pat MacLeod. He was always a caring mentor, and he also gave specific advice to show me how to improve my basic skills. As Coyle said on page 186, “Most master coaches delivered their information to their students in a series of short, vivid, high-definition bursts.” Mr. MacLeod would skate along with me and watch intently observing everything I did; he…

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    as a coach. The articles I have chosen to highlight in this essay show how coaches have helped to develop character in athletes, how they pushed them to be the best on and off the field of play, and illustrate how they stepped into the lives of athletes and became so much more than just a coach. Pat Summitt is known for her accomplishments in the sport of basketball. Her 8 national titles (more than any other women’s basketball coach in NCAA history) and her 1,071 wins (more than any coach in…

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    quality of the relationship between the coach and the client, the skill of the coach, established coaching expectations and structures and the readiness of the client to be coached. The main benefits of tele coaching are the same as you would get from any good coaching, regardless of how it’s delivered. However, there are some distinct advantages that phone coaching can bring including: 1. Improved Concentration – Visual distractions are removed for both the coach and the client, allowing the…

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    Mr. Phipps says he has the most difficult time with athletic clearance. He has made a few changes the past couple of years. Before, the athletic secretary would print a clearance sheet for every coach. Each coach was responsible for ensuring that every athlete was represented on this sheet. Each coach was responsible for “getting on the athlete” that was not cleared and reminding them to get his/her paperwork into the office or they will not be able to practice/participate. Mr. Phipps said…

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    Gender Barriers In Sports

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    Patriarchal values in all-male basketball leagues are a major barrier for women attempting to become more integrated in this type of sporting culture. More so, the example of Becky Hammon as an assistant coach for the Sacramento Kings also defines a new opportunity for women at the assistant coach level, yet she…

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    Coaching Reflection

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    Introduction The coach’s role is to develop the coachee’s resourcefulness through skillful questioning, challenges, and support; not advising because when advice is given, the coach implies that he or she knows best and that the coachee does not (Rogers, 2012). Coaching requires a listening ear to ensure that the coachee is understood and is making decisions that will ultimately help accomplish the goals. During this final coaching session, my client and I will be working together…

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    Jim Harbaugh is the head football coach for The University of Michigan. Jim Harbaugh is the previous head coach of the San Francisco 49ers, additionally is proficient football association, Jim Harbaugh has 5 ways he asserts and rouses his players. As indicated by Harbaugh, 5 approaches to motivate yourself and individuals…

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