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Any advice you can give to potential coaches like us? Learn people. Learn people. The skills, truth be told right, when you learn people, you will start to apply what you learn about people to perhaps some basic knowledge that you have on coaching From that point onwards, then you realise "hey wait a minute" this might not work for a person with stiff muscles or do i teach this person with stiff muscles how to approach a maybe very complex move set things like that, be patient, have a very wide perspective towards what your participant may or may not be that's very important. And if you process that, the skills will grow because when you start opening your concept (when you start opening your mind) towards what could happen in a literally quite a random pace, you will then understand it's not about it's not about "oh, okay let's set it, at a certain pace, at a certain timing and then let's do it things one step at a time sometimes one step at a time for a big group of people works, but when you have to apply yourself to what's individuals, what's important is a very constructed and very well managed perspective individual then you can start to bring people in to what you are saying or what you talk about. i think that's what young coaches should think about.