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What are some of the roles that coaches have beyond teaching technique?
What are some of the roles that coaches have beyond teaching technique?
- They are salespeople, accountants, and doctors
- They are leaders, administrators, counselors, and mentors (correct)
- They are musicians, artists, and writers
- They are chefs, psychologists, and cleaners
What are some of the qualities that leaders possess according to the text?
What are some of the qualities that leaders possess according to the text?
- They are open-minded, creative, and caring (correct)
- They are rude, selfish, and dishonest
- They are lazy, close-minded, and uncreative
- They are arrogant, ignorant, and unfeeling
Why is developing upcoming assistants important for the success of the program?
Why is developing upcoming assistants important for the success of the program?
- Because it helps avoid burnout and builds the next generation of coaches (correct)
- Because assistants are cheaper than head coaches
- Because it's fun to have more people around
- Because head coaches don't like doing all the work themselves
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- Coaches have various roles beyond teaching technique
- They are leaders, administrators, counselors, and mentors
- Leaders listen, are open-minded, creative, knowledgeable, and caring
- Administration involves travel plans, scheduling, equipment, budgeting, and coordination
- Coaches must meet the needs of a varied group of athletes and develop psychological skills
- Mentors set an example and guide wrestlers on and off the mat
- The role of a wrestling coach is expanding and includes many responsibilities
- Coaches must work through people and delegate tasks to avoid burnout
- Developing upcoming assistants is important for the success of the program
- The head coach must monitor the completion of tasks to lead the program and build the next generation of coaches.
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