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Golden Rules for Youth Sport Coaches

In this video by BeSportive we hear from Dan Carter, Melodie Robinson, Phil Tataurangi, Anna Stanley, Ross Taylor, Dillon Boucher, Maia Jackman, Anna Lawrence, Eroni Clark, Warren Gatland and Monty Beetham about how sport coaches can create the best experiences for young Kiwis.

Golden Rules for Youth Sport Coaches 

  1. Make it fun
  2. Always be positive
  3. Be patient with progress
  4. Process over outcome
  5. Teach life skills
  6. Coach them to coach
  7. Know your athletes
  8. Beware of burnout
  9. Be a good sport too
  10. Coach their heart

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