Think at our coaching behaviors

From time to time review these points and reflect on what is your attitude towards them.

1. Strive to acquire and implement new tactics and strategies into your coaching repertoire.
2. Never stop assessing yourself and making adjustments when they are needed.
3. Maturing as a coach takes time. Be patient and honest with yourself.
4. Just because something worked for three years does not mean it will be today. Constantly evaluate and adjust your approaches and strategies.
5. Hard work is important and must become and accepted way of life.
6. If you want to excel, be prepared to devote more hours than you originally thought necessary.
7. Find a coaching style that suits your personality and brings the best out in you.
8. Help your athletes identify and achieve they own goals.
9. Respect is not given, but shared. If you respect your athletes, they will respect you in return.
10. Keep your relationship with athletes on a professional level.
11. Demonstrate ease for your athletes in subtle way.
12. Create an environment that is educational, supportive, fun, and challenging for your athletes.