The coach

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THE ADVICE AND ORDERS OF A TRUSTWORTHY COACH WILL BE ACCEPTED
AND ASSIMILATED BY THE PLAYERS


Features of a trustworthy coach



  • superior sense of vocation

  • sense of duty 

  • professional preparedness

  • adheres to the obligations he undertakes

SUPERIOR SENSE OF VOCATION


THE COACH IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN SHAPING THE FUTURE GENERATION


Being trustworthy means




  • assertive appearance


  • positive aura (praise, correcting errors)


  • discipline


  • consciousness 


  • trust (all players should feel that the coach is for them)


  • professional preparedness

SENSE OF DUTY


Coaches must always be prepared



  • they should build up a positive attitude in the players

  • they should prepare not only the team but the individuals, too

  • their attention should cover


    • order in the changing room and on the field

    • the environment of the players 

    • the development of the children’s personality

  • they abide by the rules of child protection and ethical norms

THE COACH"S PROFESSIONAL PREPAREDNESS


The coach must be familiar with




  • the features that come with children’s ages and the stages of preparation


  • the building blocks of becoming a player


  • the structure of training


  • steps of technical-tactical training


  • the notion of condition and its relation with football skill


  • the principles and forms of team game


  • the aim and tasks of individual development

The coach must possess




  • organizational knowledge


  • the ability to motivate and communicate


  • basic first aid and accident averting practice

Further duties of coaches




  • keeping a coach’s diary 


  • successfully fighting matches (team leading)


  • managing the community and contacts


  • individual treatment 


  • self-education, training, further training


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