Key to Coaching Success: Competition Management
The management of the competition phase probably isn't the biggest driver coaching success, but it definitely matters - especially when margins are narrow.
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The management of the competition phase probably isn't the biggest driver coaching success, but it definitely matters - especially when margins are narrow.
Your relationship with your players - both individually and collectively - can be a massive influence on your success as a coach.
If your training sessions produce better results than the competitions' - even if only by just a little each time - your chances of success go up.
A coach who is skillful in team organization is one who gets the absolute most of their personnel. This is a major driver of success in a team sport.
The quality, depth, and breadth of players available to the coach go a long way in determining success. So too does the ability to make good selections.
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