Sentence examples for dedicated coaches from inspiring English sources

Yet it wasn't until the nineteen-eighties that players began to hire full-time, dedicated coaches.

Very, probably, when your child is effectively competing with adults, including dedicated coaches in independent schools, brilliant stay-at-home mothers and others willing to pay £150 for a shop-bought item, from, say, Oxbridge Personal Statements.

The COACH intervention has been shown to effectively reduce CVD risk factors in patients with established CVD in a hospital setting using trained, dedicated coaches [ 21, 22].

Our coaching intervention was adapted from a programme of telephone coaching developed and shown to be effective in the hospital setting using trained, task dedicated coaches for patients after an acute cardiac event.

Henshaw, one of the most dedicated coaches in pro football, slept a total of about 10 hours between Sunday and late Tuesday night, helping to put the game plan in place.

But, he said, Brazil was in the happy position of having plenty of competent, dedicated coaches worthy of the opportunity of taking charge of the national team.

One dedicated coaching development officer in Scotland confided over the weekend that he thought radical changes were required.

The council spokesman said it will see: A "city centre connectivity scheme" launched, which will offer "new signage and lighting, dedicated coach parking, more priority given to pedestrians and cyclists, and a review of bus routes".

You will find a section dedicated to "Coaches" or "Coaching" on the web site.

There are no dedicated intercity coaches.

He added dedicated conditioning coaches to travel full time with each World Cup team.