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How do you speed up your development as a coach? Part 1.

October 15, 2013 By //  by J. Val Hastings

I basically have three answers to this question.

Answer #1: Coach!

Years ago, as a new coach, if you breathed and had a pulse, I coached you.

Behind every Olympic athlete is years of non-stop skill practice.  You really can’t short-cut this part of your development as a coach.  Do not underestimate the value of tedium practice.

By coaching and coaching and coaching you are speeding things up!

Next week:  Answer #2

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