Sentence examples for appropriate coaching from inspiring English sources

With the appropriate coaching — and inspiration — "they'll follow me down a trail they would never dream of skiing on their own".

Those dynamics are absent when team members are working off-premises and are far more likely (with appropriate coaching) to make their phone or virtual interactions with their co-workers productive.

USAID ASSIST worked with the district to identify appropriate coaches to support the community teams, including the district HBC coordinator, health centre and dispensary HBC focal people, a district social welfare officer, an agricultural extension officer, and a community development officer.

"In terms of coaching, we are very much leading the way around Europe in youth and age-appropriate coaching qualifications.

"We had problems with school sport in the 1980s and 90s so the Tesco Skills programme is an attempt to give children access to age-appropriate coaches and courses," Brooking explained.

To a large degree this is about how managers interact with staff on a day to day basis and the extent to which they build working relationships based on mutual trust and confidence, for example, by managing workloads effectively and providing appropriate feedback, coaching and support where necessary.

Furthermore, it might help to find appropriate onsite coaching strategies.

They mostly belonged to Pittsburgh and they were more appropriate for a coaching instruction video than for a highlight reel.

Third, appropriate measures of coaching success are unknown.

"I don't think it's appropriate for a coach to direct any comments toward the other coach," Huh said.

The NBA ruled a fine was the appropriate punishment for coach and player, and chose not to hand down a suspension.