Why I started it: Last year, suddenly everyone was talking about life coaching, career coaching, and health coaching.
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And as coaching goes, people are very interested in coaching.
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Michelsen acknowledged that each stage of his journey had presented new challenges — "coaching women, coaching men older than me, coaching players on contracts, coaching abroad" — but looking back, he said, the hardest, by far, was the first.
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Sexism in the world of coaching is still ubiquitous; it's commonplace to see men coaching girls and women, but rare to see women coaching men.
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Coaching had the intended effect: families spoke more "parentese" when they received coaching.
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Hafeez Lakhani is the founder and president of academic coaching firm Lakhani Coaching.
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Under Armour's latest smart sneakerPrice$120LikePersonal gait coaching is neatNo LIkeNo real-time coaching.
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And the warning for coaching came because coaching is forbidden by the ITF Grand Slam rulebook.
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Parents are still involved, now with updates after coaching calls or the option to join coaching sessions.
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I do want to get into coaching eventually, and it's like going to Harvard school for coaching.
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In addition to coaching, he has spent his entire career as a coaching educator, first with the Swedish FA and later with UEFA, where he often gave seminars at coaching licensing courses across Europe.
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When I look back, I'm not thankful that I was sacked as the coach, but it has allowed me opportunities to do things that have been enormously rewarding: coaching South Africa, coaching Japan, coaching England.
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While he has no NBA coaching experience, Smith interviewed for the New York Knicks' coaching job earlier this year.
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Even though her coach has admitted to coaching, Williams has made it clear that she did not receive any coaching.
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"The WTA supports coaching through its on-court coaching rule, but further review is needed," Simon added in the statement.
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He graduated from Bates College and received a certificate in organizational coaching from the Academy for Coaching Excellence in Sacramento.
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"This is not going to be a case where I'm coaching one night and not coaching the next," Kerr said.
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Certainly, there are plenty of, I don't want to say automated coaching, because that sounds ... It's almost like micro-coaching.
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COACHING NEWS The Giants made Adam Gase, the Chicago Bears' offensive coordinator, the fourth person interviewed for their head-coaching vacancy.
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This type of coaching has been allowed during WTA matches since the 2009 season, but coaching from the stands remains illegal.
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COACHING NEWS The Bengals' offensive coordinator, Hue Jackson, and the Panthers' defensive coordinator, Sean McDermott, interviewed for the Browns' head coaching job.
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Mehri is focused on strengthening the pipeline of minorities in junior coaching jobs so the pool of candidates for head coaching spots deepens.
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Splits with entire coaching team Djokovic ditched his entire coaching team, including long-term mentor Marian Vajda, saying he needs to rediscover the spark.
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The training is rigorous, and involves sitting for three exams, demoing three coaching sessions and receiving feedback, and completing a final pass-fail coaching assessment.
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Not only are we going to be talking about coaching and mentoring for executives, but we'll also be talking about coaching in general for everyone.
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Soon he was coaching soccer at the University of Virginia, where he discovered that his coaching cubicle backed up to the visiting basketball locker room.
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Maren Perry, the president of Arden Coaching, an executive-coaching and leadership-training company based in Manhattan, says that it's worth broaching the subject anyway.
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To hear him explain it, the coaching deficit in China sounds an awful lot like the coaching deficits common in many small towns across America.
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Pop has praised her as a coaching star and it seems like it's only a matter of time before she takes a head coaching job.
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Krost shared that offering a coaching program, group coaching program, or do-it-yourself options are other great ways to profit from your personal brand.
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In fact, Robichaux had found coaching as a high school student, when he and a pal provided what he calls "development and coaching" to their peers.
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Another, 50-something coaching client who declined to share her name because she'd told very few people about dating coaching, paid $9,000 to work with Katz.
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I find that, unfortunately, most leaders are not organically good at coaching, because talking about tough topics can lead to conflict with the person they're coaching.
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Arians hired Jen Welter as the first woman to hold any kind of coaching position in the NFL, an intern coaching linebackers during the summer preseason.
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She began coaching at Old Dominion as an assistant, which led to a peripatetic run of head coaching jobs at both the college and professional levels.
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The adaptive coaching that's included is more advanced than prior coaching options, and makes it easier for anyone, especially less experienced runners to develop a training plan.
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Now, he's taken the head coaching job at Heathwood Hall high school in South Carolina -- and says he's modeling his coaching style after his 2 former coaches.
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"I&aposve launched many offerings over the years: courses, masterclasses, live events, group coaching programs, monthly memberships, one-on-one coaching, and an agency model," Elious said.
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Even in a year that could include coaching searches for both LSU and Texas, Oregon could have by far the most interesting coaching search in the country.
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Last year they launched a program with Vida, a digital coaching platform with one-on-one coaching, offering guidance on nutrition, exercise, sleep issues and stress management.
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She climbed the coaching ladder as an assistant at Ohio State, Ball State and Michigan State before getting her first head coaching job, at Michigan, in 216.
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And they must abide by rules barring them from activities only coaches may perform, including coaching athletes, actively coaching during games or practices, and recruiting off campus.
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"At the end of the day, I'm a football coach coaching a team and coaching a game, but football's what we do, not who we are," Mason said.
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"I disagree with the fact that the player could say to the coach he should leave because he did the coaching, he provoked a coaching violation," said Mouratoglou.
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Heading into games, Pederson speaks daily with the coaching assistant Ryan Paganetti, who joins Jon Ferrari, the team's director of football compliance, on the coaching headset during games.
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The idea of coaching with his son and living at their cabin appealed to Eaves, who began his coaching career at Division III Wisconsin-Eau Claire in 1986.
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The coach was super aggressive and adopted a style of coaching that was very similar to what we were seeing Coach Buddy Stevens deploy while coaching football players.
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Researchers randomly assigned 33 families with normally-developing babies to either receive coaching in how to speak to infants, with a focus on "parentese," or to go without coaching.
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Schaefer, a Houston native, has slowly worked his way through the women's college coaching ranks, starting with the head coaching job at Sam Houston State from 1990 to 1997.
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Torch's direct competition comes from boutique executive coaching firms around the world, while on the tech side, BetterUp is trying to make coaching scale to every type of employee.
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Called Ready, Set, Raise, its goal is to help more female-founded startups raise VC through workshops, 1-on-1 coaching, legal clinics, communications and speech coaching and more.
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The women's tour currently allows on-court coaching visits once a set while the men's tour and main-draw Grand Slam events do not allow any coaching during play.
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"Serena's the favorite, oh, my God, she's the favorite," said Rennae Stubbs, who is working as a coaching consulting with Pliskova and will soon begin coaching her more formally.
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The Frenchman said it was time coaching was both recognized and valued, because the fallout following last month's U.S. Open final made it look as though coaching was shameful.
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Sure, he spent nine months of post-employment with self-improvement books, sports psychology, life coaching, executive coaching, and all sorts of other precision-guided gazes at his own navel.
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The company offers a range of diet-coaching services, from a $9 per month messaging product for diet maintenance to a one-on-one coaching experience for $50 per month.
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The rulebook states that "communications of any kind, audible or visible, between a player and a coach may be construed as coaching," and that coaching violations follow the point penalty system.
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Katie Sowers is one of a just a handful of women coaching on a professional men's sports team--and this week she's coaching in the NFL's biggest game of the year.
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For women like Jen Welter, who has tried to climb the coaching ladder, the fact that the rule does not apply to women in head coaching positions is a serious hurdle.
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HELSINKI, Finland — After his 24-season N.H.L. coaching career ended tumultuously, Ron Wilson needed time to decompress and fall back in love with hockey before he would even consider coaching again.
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To the Sports Editor: Re "Number of Women Coaching in College Has Plummeted in Title IX Era," March 643: I have been coaching running for high school girls for 14 years.
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I'm so struck ... I do a lot of coaching.
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Granted, it could be down to the vocal coaching that Ed gave me in between my hypnosis trances, but I've had vocal coaching lessons before and have never seen such a change.
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Last month, they ended an 11-year coaching relationship with David Macpherson, who helped guide them to 15 Grand Slam victories and is taking the head coaching job at George Washington University.
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He is the sum of every bit of instruction and coaching he has ever received; he is the man who listened to everyone; he is a lifetime of coaching earnestly and graciously received.
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Mouratoglou also said that the current rule banning coaching during Grand Slam tournaments (it is allowed in WTA Tour events) was a gateway to "hypocrisy" because coaching was so widespread despite the rule.
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People drop out of sleep-coaching programs because they can't make time to get to them, or leave to pursue a process on their own without coaching, but they can't keep it up.
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"I'm not coaching for tomorrow," Los Angeles coach Rivers said.
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There is coaching and help covering the costs of rehab.
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Life coaching and nutrition is also included in the membership.
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"Well, I mean, I'm honest, I was coaching," he said.
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Maybe that impulse is a result of his coaching days.
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They are also receiving coaching and mentorship by industry professionals.
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Clearly, our blonde friend needs some coaching in team spirit.
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I'm looking forward to coaching these guys on Monday night.
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Lauren doesn't hold your hand through her coaching process, either.
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After coaching, students are matched with interview opportunities from companies.
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The couple had been coaching at the school since 2010.
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Selected then helps applicants with their resumé, and offers coaching.
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It comes down to coaching and that is on me.
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The coaching staff deserves huge credit for keeping them together.
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Williams received her first violation on Saturday for receiving coaching.
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First he said that she received coaching from the sidelines.
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Fortunately, this construction work was accompanied by a coaching revolution.
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First up was San Antonio Spurs coaching legend Gregg Popovich.
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Heiss, after raising three children, embarked on a coaching career.
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We have American lawyers flying down to Mexico coaching clients.
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For Messina, such was the serendipity of a coaching life.
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Ask if your employer offers health and wellness coaching services.
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But in my opinion we shouldn't have coaching in tennis.
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Coaching happens all the time, at all levels of tennis.
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Willie Desjardins is probably coaching for his job in October.
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Moorehead has had four different coaching jobs in seven years.
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One thing that did change, though, was the coaching staff.
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"I'd definitely like to get back into coaching," he says.
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My vets didn't have an influence on the coaching staff.
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Pederson, 47, has spent seven seasons coaching in the NFL.
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"It's a great honor for the coaching staff," Casey said.
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He has said that he's open to returning to coaching.
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He recently has been hoping to get back into coaching.
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And he views coaching as a form of giving back.
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His most lasting triumph, though, was the coaching of Barcelona.
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I would also like to get into personal coaching someday.
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Grobe, 64, has been out of coaching for two seasons.
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Let's examine Ramos's conclusions, beginning with the penalty for coaching.
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What advice do you often give when you're coaching managers?
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But for me, it always comes down to the coaching.
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Its message: Help children by supporting and coaching their parents.
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Whose coaching program is it, and how involved is it?
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Now she spends much of her time coaching and consulting.
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But he decided life coaching was where it was at.
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Coaching helps organizations grow their revenues and keep employees engaged.
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I quit my job to launch a private coaching company.
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These lessons extend from hiring, through coaching, to business execution.
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First comes the coaching staff, to be announced Dec. 7th.
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Mr. Trump has been outwardly receptive to Mr. Christie's coaching.
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"He's new to head coaching," Heat guard Josh Richardson said.
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I think it's part of the coaching relationship, as well.
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"Playing the game is totally different than coaching," Michael said.
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The love fest extends to the teams' respective coaching staffs.
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If you were keeping score, that is eight coaching changes.
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Sure enough, there was the question on the coaching form.
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I used to always say this when I was coaching.
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Mexico has been undone by the lack of coaching stability.
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Google Fit gets a redesign, adds Heart Points and coaching
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One woman said she received attitude "coaching" after reporting harassment.
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That's the coaching model that they have: the group meet.
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You ain't never had coaching before, but now you do.
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I coach his soccer team, I'm coaching his hockey team.
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But the most interesting coaching switch involves the defending champions.
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Forced to end his playing career, he turned to coaching.
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He began his National Football League coaching career in 27.
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Never in my life have I had a coaching violation.
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People would ask me, 'What was it like coaching him?
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A rookie manager with a new style and coaching staff.
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These are things nobody outside the coaching room can know.
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He said nothing as Barcelona's coaching staff offered their condolences.
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Fifth, they create empowering environments through mentoring and coaching initiatives.
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Meyer's prior departure from coaching was caused by excessive stress.
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Their coaching staff has also placed an emphasis on closeouts.
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It is the coaching equivalent of investing in distressed assets.
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His breakthrough into head coaching, however, came with mixed results.
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Hitchcock's return to Dallas is one of six coaching changes.
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If I were coaching her, I'd be on cloud nine.
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It leads toddlers to have generous inclinations without any coaching.
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"This summer is more about camaraderie than coaching," Popovich said.
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Men coaching women is commonplace in college and the pros.
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I watched, you know, when Phil was coaching the Lakers.
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I would like to tell you it's a coaching thing.
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Coaching his daughter's basketball team brought him so much happiness.
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He has been coaching at the collegiate level since 1979.
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More women have arrived to the NFL coaching ranks since.
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"Unfortunately for my wife, I'll always be coaching," he said.
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It has become a thornier issue for the coaching staff.
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Six months later, I'm supposed to be coaching against Stanford.
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Saleh was noticed for more than his coaching ability, though.
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Riley, 33, joined Stoops's coaching staff before the 2015 season.
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Players can receive code violations for 'coaching' from the stands.
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The Blades also had a coaching and front office overhaul.
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Ryan: Barber, sports & coaching aficionado, & dedicated to empowering young minds.
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Bowness brings prior head coaching experience to the Dallas bench.
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Williams clashed with an umpire over accusations of illegal coaching.
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This was not coaching for testimony but a public defense.
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I never thought I would be coaching with my buddies.
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Jackson, for example, was on Lewis's coaching staff in Cincinnati.
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On Wednesday, Nilsen fired most of the coaching staff again.
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In Finnish coaching, the level is going higher and higher.
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Wilson began his coaching career with the Cowboys in 61.43.
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He stayed on with the Yankees, moving right into coaching.
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"Our coaching staff, we would've dealt with this," Jordan said.
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USC head coach Clay Helton says there's no hard feelings with Kliff Kingsbury for leaving the coaching staff to take an NFL head coaching job ... saying he doesn't blame the guy for jumping ship.
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Beilein has a 829-468 combined coaching record and was interviewed twice last offseason for head-coaching jobs, but he broke off talks with the Orlando Magic and Detroit Pistons to stay at Michigan.
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Though many former Grand Slam champions are only interested in coaching if major titles are on the horizon, Stubbs said Novotna's devotion to the sport made her perfect for coaching, even away from the spotlight.
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But coaching was another challenge altogether, and Fisher had no experience.
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So there's very little continuity and consistency in the coaching profession.
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Namely, to avoid coaching the worst teams in their respective conferences.
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Billie Jean King: I think there should be coaching in tennis.
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Life coaching is never supposed to be a substitute for therapy.
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Going further into the coaching arena, Match launched Lara last year.
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With those hypothetical coaching decisions in mind, here's a player vs.
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Zsuzsanna and I had the closest relationship among the coaching staff.
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Fifty coaching jobs have changed hands in the last three years.
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It was the 100th career coaching victory for Duke's David Cutcliffe.
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The membership includes headhunting, date coaching, and introductions to other members.
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Participating founders receive free, extensive pitch coaching to ensure peak performance.
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The coach says the parents and coaching staff supported the idea.
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The "coaching cloud" will create the first Facebook-scale enterprise business.
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" COACHABILITY: COACHABILITY: -- "His ability to pick up certain coaching is unparalleled.
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Parents want better coaching, parents want better facilities and better services.
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In both fields, simulation, video review and peer coaching hold promise.
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Compared to some other career-coaching services, HireClub is a steal.
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Meanwhile, Slater gave him a little coaching as they went along.
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It sounds so extra, but what exactly does "sleep coaching" entail?
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" Patrick Mouratoglou, Williams' coach, said later, "I'm honest, I was coaching.
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Joining us now with reaction is football coaching legend Lou Holtz.
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"It was internalized depression," said Pastner, now coaching at Georgia Tech.
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He has to be able to meet a coaching staff halfway.
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Nagelsmann has worked for years at Hoffenheim, coaching various youth teams.
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They moved to Ames, Iowa, where he had a coaching job.
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Five coaching and education officials have reportedly been placed on leave.
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They're doing it together and it's fun coaching, that's for sure.
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With patient coaching and a lot of repetition, she started improving.
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"The Spurs coaching staff is doing a great job," Leonard said.
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But video coaching is an even older idea than smart sneakers.
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Throughout his coaching career Kubiak, 55, has had several health scares.
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She volunteered in her community, coaching Special Olympics and planting trees.
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But he told reporters last month he planned to keep coaching.
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The way Carlos Delgado, coaching, still towers over everyone around him.
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Intensive coaching from a young age can help alleviate the symptoms.
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Just coaching it along and presenting it as best we can!
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He later went into coaching, recently joining the Arizona Coyotes' staff.
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Rice became the face of coaching abuse, and he was fired.
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He has been fired from N.H.L. head coaching jobs three times.
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Pichai says 1,203 Google employees will be available for career coaching.
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" Flood added: "It was more than a coaching responsibility for Tom.
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Memberships support kids in under-resourced communities with coaching and resources.
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He has head-coaching experience, but none of it is positive.
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Incredibly, one in 500 Icelanders has high-end football coaching qualifications.
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Other women say signing up for coaching was a no-brainer.
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Girardi said such blunders were addressed individually by the coaching staff.
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Applying and participating in Startup Battlefield — including the coaching — is free.
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His first attempt to get a coaching job was a bust.
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Oquendo has been part of the team's coaching staff since 1999.
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Rochelle Davidson is the chief embolden officer at Rochelle Davidson Coaching.
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Hold managers accountable for coaching, and incentivize it as a process.
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We're trying to create something for them, like professional coaching jobs.
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Q. What role do you play in coaching Weight Watchers members?
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George Karl is next on the list with 1,175 coaching victories.
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He did become an associate professor of sociology there while coaching.
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The campaign asked whether he needed speechwriting help or any coaching.
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Novak Djokovic added him to his coaching team in June 2019.
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Great high school, great college career, now a great coaching career.
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Many organizations offer their employees childcare, coaching, legal services, or counseling.
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"We are coaching a team through a transitional phase," Klinsmann said.
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A member of the coaching staff handed Davis two boarding passes.
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Paradoxically, coaching has made him see the limits of career planning.
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After his playing days ended, Snuggerud went into teaching and coaching.
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Still, the lure of coaching drew him back to the game.
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He also struggles with coaching students who haven't studied properly before.
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On his overall coaching philosophy: Totally on board with this one.
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And that includes free pitch coaching from Battlefield-tested TechCrunch editors.
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But at the time, Riley's full-time coaching staff was moored.
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I've posted a couple pictures, and even that took some coaching.
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I didn't want anyone else to have fun coaching this guy.
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Activity and workouts - Smarter personal coaching, monthly challenges, and updated workouts.
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I've invested into a gym, and I'm coaching my little kid.
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How much responsibility should the coaching staff shoulder for slow starts?
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The encounter still shapes his approach to coaching two decades later.
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And he said he could see himself coaching another five years.
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You've said on-court coaching is one of the biggest changes.
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But it doesn't matter whether she knew she was receiving coaching.
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Offers life -- both physical and mental health -- coaching on its app.
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It is critical that senior leaders at Uber receive leadership coaching.
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Certainly not in a profession with as much volatility as coaching.
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Watch the vid ... Hiddleston looks like he's had some Swift coaching.
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He was consumed by coaching his young team on the field.
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Enough of the declining percentage of women coaching women's basketball teams.
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But for many in Kentucky, he will remain a coaching legend.
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Health coaching will launch more broadly in 2020, the company said.
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"Yes, I coached I did make a coaching signal," he said.
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" He added that Osaka's coach "was coaching the whole time, too.
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The WTA called for coaching to be allowed across the sport.
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There have been three coaching changes in the N.B.A. this season.
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Bernard seemed to be coaching Dolores until the tables were turned.
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He stepped into the head coaching role in January of 2019.
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Does the confusion about who is coaching ever get to him?
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My position expanded: I started coaching and teaching social media strategy.
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But, maybe he's turning a corner ... and possibly thinking about coaching??
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Dortmund thanked Tuchel and his coaching staff for their sporting success.
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"I wouldn't have left coaching for just anybody," Tim Mickelson said.
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Assistant coach Geoff Ward assumed head-coaching duties for that game.
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Fisher was fired after coaching 136 games and winning just 40.
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Throughout his hiatus, Dunleavy knew he wanted to return to coaching.
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"I've been lucky in life," Massimino said, "with coaching and family."
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Dan was coaching Mike as a Marshall assistant at the time.
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Herbert played for the Bengals' coaching staff at the Senior Bowl.
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"I got thrown into coaching and really enjoyed it," he said.
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This is Zefa's first head coaching position with an LCK team.
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He has appealed the ban but is prohibited from coaching athletes.
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To do this, Avalow is also selling a gardening coaching service.
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The Patriots were found to be improperly taping opponents' coaching signals.
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Pods create a coaching and mentoring community for aspiring food influencers.
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After 11 years of coaching, Bay has found a consistent approach.
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Allaster was instrumental in introducing on-court coaching at the WTA.
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It was the third ejection of Kerr's six-year coaching career.
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He served as a television analyst after his coaching career ended.
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The coaching sucked, ball movement, everything about it was just horrendous.
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It also provides coaching support to the players at every level.
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Leaders develop leaders and take seriously their role in coaching others.
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They can also receive financial coaching and help with repayment planning.
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So I've got a lot of respect for their coaching staff.
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Now retired, Bromley has been coaching and mentoring athletes in Pyeongchang.
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"Spit!" a vender at the Trompes Millienson booth yelled, coaching me.
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Coaching can be a lucrative profession, but also a demanding one.
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Logic tells us that Jackson doesn't get another coaching do-over.
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There are coaches that have been banned who are still coaching.
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I consider myself a coach; I think coaching is really good.
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We're given the same opportunities, and we're given the same coaching.
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We have got to do a better job of coaching them.
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The assistants are in earlier stages of the coaching life cycle.
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Back home, he was known for coaching and encouraging younger musicians.
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So were a few members of the coaching and support staffs.
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I'm just coaching them on how to run their company better.
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Meyer started his head coaching career at Bowling Green in 2001.
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In 2001, he accepted the head-coaching job in nearby Greenville.
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His central points are that tennis is one of the rare sports where coaching is not allowed during competition and that in-match coaching will increase the sport's entertainment value and potentially broaden its fan base.
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Coaching jobs like these are for up-and-comers or Division III lifers, not someone like Eaves, a former N.H.L. player and assistant with an N.C.A.A. title and a world junior crown on his coaching résumé.
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One set of numbers is clearer: From 1998 to 2018, women were fined for coaching violations at Grand Slam tournaments more than any other infraction and are fined for breaking coaching rules more often than men.
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One set of numbers is clearer: From 1998 to 2018, women were fined for coaching violations at Grand Slam tournaments more than any other infraction and are fined for breaking coaching rules more often than men.
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A lot of other players will say that they're doing this so their cousin doesn't have to go through it, or if they're coaching so the players that they're coaching don't have to go through this.
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With that said, while the ITF strictly prohibits "coaching," anyone who watches professional tennis will see players looking up at their coaching boxes (where their coach sits) and coaches looking back and saying something to their players.
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School: Kentucky Conference: SEC Potential Bonus: $3.1 million Championships (conference/national): 0/0 One thing to know: Stoops is part of the Hayden Fry coaching tree, one of the most prolific coaching trees in college football history.
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But the two met in 1982, and worked together on the Cleveland Browns coaching staff in the '90s; over the decades they've maintained a friendly relationship, meeting up once a year to talk about their coaching philosophies.
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The coaching staff as well and an organization that is behind me.
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He's not under our radar as a team or a coaching staff.
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DiMaria was forced to give up coaching student athletes, Marinello said. And
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For Rowe, it will be his first game coaching in his hometown.
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I've been coaching his travel soccer team for a couple of years.
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The platform is a good checks and balances system to augment coaching.
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For private coaching, Cavalea says he charges upwards of $25,000 a year.
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Facilities, equipment, training and coaching are put in place to facilitate success.
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Heller and Hagen were the lone holdovers from Rex Ryan's coaching staff.
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Whoever is coaching her, I'm just happy right now with my team.
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Yet due to his age, he wasn't exactly a hot coaching candidate.
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All five winners will receive support via advice, consulting and coaching programmes.
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Sports Coach-ware: Combining sensors, A.I., data for injury prevention or coaching.
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Their insights are also integral in player development, analytics, coaching and recruiting.
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He spent 272 163/216 seasons coaching the Suns from 210-216.
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He now works for the bobsleigh federation as a youth coaching coordinator.
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He retired in 2000, and later tried a short jaunt into coaching.
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There is nothing wrong with employers offering a bit of fitness coaching.
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Pluma — A mobile professional development and executive coaching platform for working millennials.
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He was fired from Nyad's school but moved onto other coaching jobs.
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I like Andy, I like his coaching staff, we speak a lot.
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In coaching, you ask more from those who can give you more.
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Being an esports coach is unlike any other coaching position in sports.
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Others may go into other areas of the industry, such as coaching.
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If you need a little caftan-coaching, Altschul offers some inspiring words.
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McAdoo has also interviewed for the Philadelphia Eagles' vacant head coaching position.
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The initial version also had Robby Hammock coaching in the minor leagues.
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He also has set higher standards for recruiting, for coaching, for facilities.
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His persistence and determination caught the attention of the USC coaching staff.
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He not only dominated in the ring, but began coaching others, too.
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If there was coaching happening on either side, I didn't see it.
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I think the coaching staff wanted to see how everything would fit.
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Imagine your dad is coaching the team, and you're the best player.
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I was in Dallas, coaching, and my secretary brought in this letter.
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But even with this coaching boom, Iceland can only do so much.
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Younger workers thought the older person was coaching them or mentoring them.
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He played in the minors until 1996 and later went into coaching.
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Much of the coaching staff responsible for Baylor's problems remains in place.
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That's one of the more magical moments in my college coaching career.
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The 60-year-old has suggested that he wants to continue coaching.
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That is a coaching thing and it's something that's got to change.
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It's also a lot more cost-effective compared with other coaching platforms.
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TC: For people who haven't had coaching, it all sounds awfully squishy.
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There are more fight-related criticisms of his coaching acumen as well.
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I was vaguely aware, on some level, of the friends coaching me.
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"Runway coaching is kind of like teaching someone to dance," she continues.
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"It all centered around coaching," Tiley told reporters in Melbourne on Monday.
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He also notes with particular pride the coaching influence of his brothers.
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When he's not in the gym coaching he is at home studying.
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"Coaching has always been what I wanted to get into," he explained.
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Instructors in the best ones hone their craft through observation and coaching.
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It's absurd to think she was coaching the focus group in anyway.
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"This whole week our coaching staff did a tremendous job," Belichick said.
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It was also the 100th NBA coaching win for Phoenix's Jeff Hornacek.
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His coaching résumé on tour is not nearly so up-to-date.
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He said he quit after being shunted to coaching the disabled team.
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Decades of coaching followed, ultimately leading to his post with the Mets.
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Rochelle Davidson, CPCC, ACC, is chief embolden officer at Rochelle Davidson Coaching.
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So it's key to coach those who are meant to be coaching.
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I believe there are two different kinds of coaching: corrective and developmental.
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We are so very proud of our players and the coaching staff.
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I think Under Armour and our coaching staff have done it all.
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She was once approached by Tennessee officials about coaching the men's team.
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The first individual creates a life coaching business from the ground up.
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But one area in which Mr. Friedlander needed no coaching was nerves.
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Popovich has a more character-driven view of coaching—and of coaches.
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Durham just received his first promotion to a major league coaching staff.
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We're playing well, with help from Mauro (Biello) and his coaching staff.
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She is also on the coaching staff for the 2018-19 season.
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The app's most important element is the day-by-day coaching system.
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He needed to watch the film and talk with his coaching staff.
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In addition to meditation, Aura offers life coaching, music and inspirational stories.
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Could coaching, another SPLISS policy area, be to blame for Italy's failures?
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Critics note Rambis's career coaching record, which is a homely 63-157.
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Families pay $7,500 upfront, and the kids get coaching over video chat.
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Blake will either go play somewhere else or, like, get into coaching.
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"Yeah, I told KD he took coaching very well today," Melvin said.
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"I'll say this, it's the best performance I've seen coaching," Hoiberg said.
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No one from the basketball league ever commented on my coaching application.
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At my age, professional Counter Strike players are either coaching or retired.
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The free coaching will come in handy once the Big Day arrives.
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Competing founders receive extensive pitch coaching from our editors — at no cost.
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But this is Jeff Fisher, the master of surviving coaching hot seats.
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"That's one of the reasons I love coaching women's basketball," Close said.
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Pitino got his first head coaching job in 1978, at Boston University.
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And for a while, coaching appears to help him control his boozing.
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He enforces it inconsistently, but it's a coaching point, not a tryout.
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Throughout their coaching careers, the Karolyis have never been far from controversy.
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But many students, she said, receive coaching for 18 months or longer.
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"They're funny gestures," said Gouard, now coaching at the University of Indianapolis.
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Greyston gave her days off to address her problems and special coaching.
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How does one justify the cost of professional coaching as a nonprofessional?
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No flop-sweat here, thanks to all those weeks of pitch coaching.
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His coaching combined sophisticated training techniques with one-on-one skull sessions.
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For a Juilliard graduate like Mr. Breton, that can take some coaching.
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He is known for coaching up-tempo teams that press on defense.
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"There was no formal mechanism to assess coaching performance," the report said.
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In the seventh, Cora huddled with the team's coaching and training staffs.
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Memo's company, Level Up Coaching, helps manufacturers streamline production and retain workers.
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But even her primary source of income, coaching, is in some doubt.
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The beauty of coaching is growing te players from the ground up.
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"I felt calm," he said before praising his teammates and coaching staff.
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He gave Williams a warning for receiving coaching in the second set.
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That seems undeniable when you speak with members of the coaching community.
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The machine integrates personalized coaching technology so you can customize your workout.
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Think Brown's got an easy job, coaching the Warriors at this moment?
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He thought back to his two seasons coaching Simmons in junior college.
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The road passed through villages and market towns filled with coaching inns.
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Sherlock spent the previous 19 years on the Arizona Diamondbacks' coaching staff.
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Some dabble in professional fighting and then repurpose their careers into coaching.
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Behind his success, though, was what many deemed an aggressive coaching style.
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It can include coaching programs, mastermind groups, conferences or obtaining needed certifications.
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Selected founders all receive intensive (and free) pitch coaching from TechCrunch editors.
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The evidence that health coaching may spur general lifestyle changes is mounting.
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Rojas has been coaching and managing in the Mets organization since 2006.
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The enthusiasm sprouted a coaching tree from the 33-year-old McVay.
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On-court coaching helps players, but I prefer without. Without. Without. Without.
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Find ways to connect with younger generations through mentoring, tutoring or coaching.
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Once peeled, the banana revealed a piece of paper with coaching tips.
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A coaching change and personnel moves rejuvenated him, and his team, offensively.
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Ms. Rosales now works as a private trainer, coaching clients in Dallas.
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Basketball honors last year, was recruited heavily by the Badgers' coaching staff.
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The truth is that coaching anywhere in the N.H.L. has become perilous.
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"My vets didn't have an influence on the coaching staff," he said.
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As far as life coaching goes, he has not been needed much.
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To my knowledge neither engineer who reviewed my change have received coaching.
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This meant greater support for principals and lots of coaching for teachers.
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"People read into tiny nuances," said Maren Perry, president of Arden Coaching.
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Rodriguez helped Smith leverage his basketball talent and revamp his coaching business.
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It was an unkind assessment of the team and of the coaching.
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School and coaching duties mean that he's in school from 7 a.m.
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And he's exactly the kind of person you want coaching your child.
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Usually that means coaching the team or getting the team in place.
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He often runs into people he knows from his time coaching them.
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I think it gets back to some of the automated coaching stuff.
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A 43-year-old Macedonian immigrant who cut his teeth as a player in European leagues and in indoor soccer before moving into coaching, Andonovski has spent the past seven years coaching in the National Women's Soccer League.
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We knew that if you can get them on the phone for coaching, they would pay for coaching, but they would also listen to whatever you say, because they're talking to sales person and they don't realize that.
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The real-time personalized coaching advice improved my running performance — I was able to shave more than three minutes off my usual mile time Without question, what makes the Run Free Pro Bio stand out is its coaching feature.
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Despite guiding the league's M.V.P. and being the latest plum from the Andy Reid coaching tree, Bieniemy, with his record of résumé-builders, did not get a head coaching opportunity as similarly and less-qualified white men regularly do.
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In some ways, women have fallen behind as a result of the sport's popularity, as men leave jobs coaching men's volleyball teams to chase more lucrative jobs coaching women's teams, a dynamic that is not present in other sports.
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"We're not in a coaching hunt or looking for anyone else," he said.
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But it's been fun coaching this bunch, and we think we're pretty good.
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You'd hear how Snoop's really out there on the field coaching the team.
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Florida also made a coaching change earlier this season, then saw positive results.
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University rugby can be quite disorganized with extremely variable levels of coaching quality . . .
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Participating founders benefit from free pitch coaching from those Startup Battlefield-tested editors.
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I'm a big advocate of coaching and mentorship and talking about this stuff.
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Frei said she would focus a lot on coaching and getting people trained.
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Modise retired at 31 to focus on coaching; most players retire at 903.
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Ramos issued Williams a code violation for coaching, which is against the rules.
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Thanks to all that free pitch coaching, you'll be ready to answer them.
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"He was an (organization) guy transitioning into coaching," Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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His only head coaching stint, at Manhattan, ended with his firing in 22006.
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On the field, the players and the coaching staff were racing, ricocheting around.
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I told him how I felt about that, and he took the coaching.
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His first head coaching job was at Tennessee-Martin, from 1975 to 1977.
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Immediately, they had 10 clients from a Mastermind coaching group Meisel was running.
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Hours of daily practice plus coaching sessions from his wife, Jenna Dewan-Tatum.
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"That's just great coaching and great recruiting," crows Jim Nantz on live television.
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After she recovered, Pace was eager to return to coaching...and also tanning.
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He has head coaching experience with now-defunct Chivas USA from 2011-12.
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But Brice, a trans man in California, still sought some coaching from friends.
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Luke Walton is already coaching for his job with the Los Angeles Lakers.
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A friend of mine recommended Toastmasters so I started volunteering and coaching people.
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TC: Is this coaching hourly or project-based, and who sets the price?
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TC: Interesting that you're weaving in classes and coaching into your other offerings.
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The 21995-296 Warriors team that Kerr is coaching has won by 210.
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He has been linked with a return to Anfield in a coaching capacity.
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This is my tenth year coaching college baseball, [with] four years at CSN.
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With this problem mostly solved, the team turned to its live coaching feature.
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"You need to make an announcement that I didn't get coaching," she said.
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You might credit coaching tweaks or a renewed focus from the team's stars.
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We will no longer be continuing our coaching relationship but remain close friends.
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Until fairly recently female players received far less coaching than male ones did.
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You had a long coaching career in Iceland before you moved to Europe.
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"I'm not an opportunist," said Hierro, who was part of Lopetegui's coaching staff.
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People who did wellness coaching by telephone lost an average of 103 lbs.
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He didn't say it like he was selling me on his coaching abilities.
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Covering up to six months of career coaching is crucial for student success.
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In the Coach's case, that means counting reps, coaching you audibly during workouts.
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HOLTZ: Never once did I have that happen in my entire coaching career.
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EY also offers coaching and resources to new parents headed back to work.
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Dan spends his spare time coaching fencing and searching for the best barbecue.
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He had spent years coaching the more established Swedish and Nigerian national teams.
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As we reported ... Chad landed a training camp coaching gig with the Browns.
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Sports apparel company Under Armour is taking a different approach to personalized coaching.
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"I think I've done a couple things wrong coaching this team," Cooley said.
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He has boosted his pay with extracurricular assignments including coaching baseball, he said.
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I mean, have you seen who's coaching in the Premier League next season?
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So isn't it nice that Capital One offers the coaching sessions for free?
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"Bad movement, bad defense, bad coaching," North Carolina coach Roy Williams told reporters.
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"I think it's helped the whole group," Steen said of the coaching change.
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He was placed on IR and feuded with the coaching staff all season.
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Thibodeau's taskmaster coaching style requires that everyone adhere to his defensive rules, always.
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The cost of the coaching is included within the parents' regular service fees.
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I attribute my longevity in part to the excellent coaching in my youth.
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Retired French striker Henry is now a member of the Belgian coaching staff.
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This is all after the free pitch-coaching they receive from TechCrunch editors.
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" But, he left the door open to coaching alongside him -- "Never say never.
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In two seasons in Maryland, Durkin has compiled a 10-15 coaching record.
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It may sound extreme, but the coaching cloud gives humanity a fighting chance.
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In 2006, the Colombian club Millonarios gave Osorio his first head coaching job.
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The team and coaching staff broke apart after the sixth title in 1998.
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"Garth is very engaged with our coaching staff and our players," Capuano said.
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She saw her struggle as a teaching point for her future coaching clients.
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Indeed, fitness technology of the future could play more of a coaching role.
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Is it a matter of coaching the voter or giving them a stylus?
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He will continue to work on matters including executive succession, recruitment and coaching.
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The reality is the leaders need to be having more developmental coaching conversations.
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You'll receive six weeks of free pitch coaching from our Battlefield editorial team.
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The card came from chief executive of Petra Coach, a business-coaching service.
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So far, the coaching work Vallverdu is putting in is yielding strong results.
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Becker retired in 1999 and went on to partake in poker and coaching.
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