On a recent visit, I watched short-track speed skating on one rink — with the skaters whirring around their attentive coach in an endless oval, thigh muscles bulging, never seeming to get dizzy or tire — and on another saw figure skaters training, a glimpse into the grueling reality of their seemingly effortless sport.
A.H. Jolly, Jr., captain of the 1933 golf team, noted: "Truby, as he was referred to when out of earshot, was still a most active and attentive coach.
"He was very interested in the mechanical model, how people ran, the physiology behind it, and he was one of the most attentive and intense coaches I've seen," Alex Gardiner, 60, coach of Athletics Canada, the country's track federation, said in an interview.
Centrowitz was the anti-Salazar — graceful where Salazar was labored, restrained where Salazar pressed, attentive to his coach where Salazar went his own way.
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Had Pitino known what awaited him in Boston -- the once-and-for-all realization that he was born to coach attentive college players whose scholarships were much more revocable than a guaranteed contract -- maybe he would have settled in for life, as the Kentucky hoop yahoos wanted him to do.
For Eddie, being a postman means that he can also be a football coach, an attentive father and active citizen in the community.
During the weeklong tryout in Charlotte, Meili proved that she was hungry to learn, attentive to everything her coaches told her and diligent about working on each detail.
Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court, is apparently a very good girls' basketball coach, an attentive father to two young daughters and a man who has actually hired women more than a few times to work with him.
Peter DeBoer, the Devils' first-year coach, has been attentive, perhaps unusually so, to keeping his players relatively fresh.
