Sentence examples for distinguished coaching from inspiring English sources
In a similarly distinguished coaching career he won successive titles with Bayern Munich in 2005 and 2006, and captured a third title with Wolfsburg in 2009.
Attuquayefio represented Ghana as a player and won the Nations Cup with the Black Stars in 1965 but it was during a distinguished coaching career that he made his mark.
That alone would make for a distinguished coaching career.
The Reds won the World Series that season, earning Rothschild the first of two championship rings in a distinguished coaching career that has meandered to the Yankees while fulfilling Charlton's prophecy.
However, the main limitation in most studies was the lack of an operational definition which made it difficult to understand what was intended by the term 'coaching' and what distinguished coaching from education, instruction, and motivating counselling [ 20].
High schools and smaller institutions have honored distinguished coaches by naming playing surfaces after them for decades.
The game is played in all Brazilian football academies, and is part of what distinguishes coaching in the country, where the biggest fear is over-coaching its next generation of boys and girls, not under-coaching them.
If we had chosen all coaching interventions, including health coaching interventions, the problem with distinguishing coaching from motivational interviews and more instructive coaching interventions would probably have diminished the value of this review.
Willingham steps into a prestigious office, one distinguished by coaches like Knute Rockne and Ara Parseghian, with a double weight of history on his shoulders.
However, in order to provide a clear definition of the coaching interventions selected for this review, we have found it necessary to distinguish between health coaching and life coaching.
Although we tried to define the intervention as precisely as possible, there were studies in which it was difficult to distinguish between health coaching and life coaching [ 32].
