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Fake Coaches, how to choose a coach
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How many people have experienced coaches who are neither certified in their sport or experienced?
Have you seen a coaches team where more than half of the coached athletes were not progressing at all and the other half were so injured that they had to take time off to heal?
In your experience, how would you decide if a coach was right for you and safe for you?
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Re: Fake Coaches, how to choose a coach [Puppowitz] [ In reply to ]
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Puppowitz wrote:
How many people have experienced coaches who are neither certified in their sport or experienced?
Have you seen a coaches team where more than half of the coached athletes were not progressing at all and the other half were so injured that they had to take time off to heal?
In your experience, how would you decide if a coach was right for you and safe for you?
Cheers!

I've never really heard any of this kind of stuff happening. I think most smart people vet coaches pretty thoroughly before choosing them, whether certified or not. I feel there are probably some very good non-certified coaches and crappy certified coaches.

I think a lot of issues with hiring the wrong coach then firing come from personality conflicts or an athlete feeling like maybe they aren't getting the kind of attention or communication they expected or end up needing.

Honestly, if someone hires a coach who isn't experienced in their sport, I think that's on the athlete NOT so much the Coach.



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Re: Fake Coaches, how to choose a coach [kmh1225] [ In reply to ]
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Agree 100% with KMH
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