Sentence examples similar to coaching mistakes from inspiring English sources

"I really made a coaching mistake," Riley said after practice on Friday afternoon.

Klinsmann yanked Bedoya after 36 minutes in a non-injury substitution – a move that should be tantamount to an admission of a coaching mistake – but Klinsmann's explanation seemed to put the blame on his player.

If you are a good coach, mistakes don't keep happening".

Here are excerpts: HEROES Oleg Saprykin (CSKA, from Ottawa): "That this reckless, driving forward was given so little ice time across the ocean was NHL coaches' mistake.

He called the mistake a "coaching error".

As athletes move into a train-to-train phase (ages: 12-16), players often begin focusing on specific technical and tactical skill development and can begin to encounter increased levels of competitive intensity, and -- if we're not thoughtful with our coaching -- mistakes can turn into fear of failure and shame over a missed catch, bad throw, botched tackle, not enough speed, fear of taking a hit.

Coaches make mistakes in their evaluations and eventual cuts.

Just before myself and fellow debutants Simon Hodgkinson and Steve Bates were presented with our caps Roger Uttley, the former England captain who was part of the coaching staff, mistook my brother (who does look a lot like me) for myself and spent 20 minutes congratulating him on his performance.

Coaches often mistake this difference for natural aptitude and respond by giving the older children on their T-ball or soccer teams more opportunities to improve their skills.

Asked if the girls should be penalized because of their coach's mistake, Father Koenig said: "A coach is as much a part of the team as the players.

While there's no denying Chappellet's talent and fearlessness on the slopes, off his skis he exhibits an unfortunate combination of cockiness and aloofness that many, including Coach Eugene Claire Gene Hackmann), mistake for arrogance.