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Sports Coaching Philosophy
Essentially development through sports coaching philosophy is vital to any coach as it directly impacts upon their coaching practice. Having a set of guiding values, principles and beliefs ensure consistency in your approach to the sport. Enabling you to prioritise those areas that create your
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