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Green, coaching, goal, personal development, Soccer Coaching,
soccer managment, soccer player, soccer technique It’s quite a
responsibility. But there’s more. Coaching is probably the most
powerful tool available for personal development. As a soccer
coach you are perhaps the strongest influence on the future
careers of the players you look after today. At whatever level
they play throughout their life, and for how long, their
enjoyment of the game is going to be determined to a large
extent by their experiences with you as a leader and mentor. In
my last post I outlined some definitions of coaching from the
Defence Leadership Centre passed on to me by Roger Jones, a
coach at AFC Holmer Green, based at The Misbourne School in
Great Missenden, England. Today I’d like to go a step further
and explore a coaching technique used by the centre and in other
organisations. The technique gets playe