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... PE: What tools makes the perfect coach? The perfect coach is an expert in the fields of biomechanics, sport science, sports medicine, is up to date in all the latest technological advances, is knowledgeable with regards to psychology, physiology, and so on. How realistic is this? How many coaches could you name who are like this? Some coaches possess many of these disciplines mentioned, but at varying levels. In today's sporting world, it is argued that it is impossible for one coach/person alone to deliver all the ingredients necessary for total success. Geoff Cooke, the former England Rugby coach believes coaches are not competent enough in all fields to deliver the best service, and puts forward then, a different kind of approach, an approach which will incorporate the help of a team of coaches instead. This can prove more efficient, effective and can help guide performers more acutely and
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