Sentence examples for coaching aid from inspiring English sources
Leo Levin, director of product development for the analytics company Information and Display Systems, helped coin the term unforced error when he was developing the first computerized tennis statistics system in 1982 as a coaching aid.
Developed 20 years ago in France, as a tool for broadcasters, it was adapted as a coaching aid and first used at Derby County in 1998 by Leeds-based company Prozone.
The deal seems to be structured similarly to the NFL-Microsoft deal, where the devices act as both as an advertising tool and a legitimate coaching aid.
The LTA also employs the Hawk-Eye tracking technology - used during grand slam tournaments to show whether a ball is in or out - as a coaching aid for its elite players as it monitors the trajectory of the ball and the player's on-court movement.
Even the first-generation video coaching aids required back-room staff to watch hours of footage in order to pick out the key parts of the game to show players.
Barnes modelled his Spanish accent on Mandy Patinkin's performance as Inigo Montoya in The Princess Bride, though he also had a dialect coach aiding him.
Since, both programs have fired their head coaches, aided numerous teams in covering the spread and taken turns inside the media's dunk tank.
In addition, the lay health coaches aided in the logistics of the study and shared relevant experiences to initiate class discussion.
In a twist on logic, the laid-back Manning and the unassuming Derrick Ward came to their coach's aid to relieve their team's malaise against a Redskins group eyeing an undefeated start.
He was tasked with helping to bring through better players and coaches to aid the England national team and played a leading role in drafting changes to youth football, with smaller pitches, goals and team sizes recommended.
The upshot: the Badgers didn't lose the LSU game on the field; rather, the coaching staff, aided by two freak (but critical) injuries, were the difference between a convincing Badger road-win over a top SEC opponent and a narrow loss. 5.
