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The Process Of Stressful Coaching
My paper was about how stressful coaching is. I interviewed my former coaches and ask the simple question “ Is coaching more stressful than being an player”. I researched how coaching plays a major impact in a player's life and search some videos of how stressful coaching can be. nothing easy about being a coach. Coaches have to learn to be patient, handle stress, be a teacher and friend on and off the court, ignore criticism and a lot more.
I applied my knowledge by having a tournament to raise money for the basketball team. I had the opportunity to apply my research and actually coach my team in the tournament. I prepared my final presentation by gathering pictures from the tournament, and using some videos to show how coaching really is
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