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Pierre de Coubertin once stated "If he is knocked out of the competition, he encourages his brothers with his words and presence." Upon hearing this quote, I was filled with vast emotion as I could utterly associate with what the creator of the modern Olympics was trying to convey. I wish to aim my focus toward helping others achieve their goals and dreams in sport. I have great motivation to become a successful sports coach as nothing would compare to the self satisfaction that would be accomplish through helping an athlete to the top of their sport. Becoming a sports coach is my ultimate dream for this very reason, and on further research it has broaden both my knowledge of the profession and consequently my enthusasmuin. I also realized
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