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\u2190 Back to\u00a0Coaches<\/em><\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Without a doubt, the most important things in the EUKC set up are the coaches. Without them, there would be no training. This means, as a coach, you have a pretty big responsibility to the club. However, it also means the club has a MASSIVE responsibility to you.<\/p>\n

Don’t ever be afraid to give feedback, to anyone. And don’t ever be too proud to take it.<\/p>\n

A coach’s greatest assets are those around him\/her. Ask people’s opinions, ask them to watch you coach and give feedback, even ask your players what they thought of certain drills etc. It all helps.<\/p>\n

Make sure you put yourself forward as a coach, don’t let yourself get left behind. Everyone has different coaching and organisational styles, but it doesn’t mean that those who jump forward fastest should always take the leading role.<\/p>\n

Coaching Co-ordinators – make sure every coach is being heard in trainings and in game-time. If it’s a case of too many coaches spoiling the team-talk, make sure that there are games\/training sessions when certain coaches are made to take control while others stay in the background \u2013 as long as everyone gets a fair chance.<\/p>\n

One of the least helpful things as a coach is to try to explain a skill with another person adding in their thoughts at every opportunity. You end up with a situation where your players have heard twenty-seven ‘one-final-thing’s about a skill and can’t remember what on earth they are supposed to be doing in the first place.<\/p>\n

Just remember, you\u2019ve been given an opportunity \u2013 make the most of it, don\u2019t hold back.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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