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9 effective teaching methods for coaches

  1. Understanding your passion for the sport first.
  2. Setting the stage for teaching.
  3. The importance of why
  4. Fundamentals first, then complex.
  5. Use the whole-part method.
  6. Effective motivation.
  7. The hoopla of success.
  8. Model what you preach.
  9. Encourage crossover athletes.

Source Coach & A.D. (coachad.com)

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