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Meanings of coaching in английском
Form of development in which an experienced person, called a coach, supports a learner or client in achieving a specific personal or professional goal by providing training and guidance.
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Training and organizing an athelete or sports team.
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Examples for "coaching of sports"
Examples for "coaching of sports"
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Projects involve building, teaching, care work, sports coaching and conservation.
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Volunteer activities range from the development of independent living skills to sports coaching, drama workshops and music lessons.
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Pupils get less sport, teachers receive less training in sports coaching and some schools now offer fewer activities than before.
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A project to develop the ultimate sports coaching tool has won the coveted prize of BT Young Scientist for 2011.
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Mr Coulter suggests booking the Oceana, which has a kids' zone packed with activities like talent shows and sports coaching.
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After this he did some athletics coaching in Portugal before heading off for a month in Canada.
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I went through Little Athletics coaching and then later on Athletics Australia courses.
Usage of coaching in английском
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Last year we had a life-skills coaching programme open to all employees.
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He believed both coaching and management roles would work hand in hand.
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The way I was brought up is in absolute conflict to coaching.
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Part of developing a big serve is having good coaching, good mechanics.
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A third way is to adopt alternative approaches, including shadowing and coaching.
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BRARD: We wanted a coaching team in our academy with different competencies.
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Then start a coaching dialogue to set goals together and reach them.
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Regular flirtation with comedy, however, almost always proves fatal in top-level coaching.
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It was rarely used by the coaching trade, which was hardly surprising.
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The brutal policy was approved by the coaching leadership group, including Verhaeren.
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Crucially, coaching -especially at the junior levels -needs to improve.
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And coaching is the way that athletes or say, opera singers learn.
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Graduates get one-to-one coaching, competency assessment days and a structured mentorship programme.
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At the same time, KSÍ set about improving its level of coaching.
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He has, however, been at practice coaching up those in the secondary.
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Based on specific industries, they specialise in coaching and supporting unemployed workers.
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Coaching through the time
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