Coaches are teachers. Some coaches — lesser coaches — try telling you things. Good coaches, however, teach you how to think and arm you with the fundamental tools necessary to execute properly. Simply put, good coaches make sure you know how to use both hands, how to make proper reads, how to understand the game. Good coaches tell you where the fish are, great coaches teach you how to find them. That’s the same at every level.

A coach sees your potential and helps you become a better version of yourself.

Good coaches, however, teach you how to think and arm you with the fundamental tools necessary to execute properly.

Coaching teaches me a lot; mentally, it’s helping, but skill-wise, no. The juniors have the same problems every day, you have to remind them all the time. Adult players know their problems, so you don’t need to remind them every day, every single shot.

A good coach can change a game. A great coach can change a life.

Simply put, good coaches make sure you know how to use both hands, how to make proper reads, how to understand the game. Good coaches tell you where the fish are, great coaches teach you how to find them. That’s the same at every level.

Coaching secrets? I don’t think I got any. The main "secret" – love for chess.

A coach is someone who can give correction without causing resentment.

Help others to explore the challenges and problems facing them through what is called coaching. This is not sports coaching where a coach would simply tell others what to do, but is a work-based form of coaching, sometimes called executive coaching.

Coaching is enjoyable and life changing. I think when you have more female coaches, the sport also changes positively. And we don’t all have to be [technical] coaches, there are so many spheres of coaching like mental, safeguarding

A boss might give instructions and bark orders, a consultant would analyze data and give advice, but a coach would use curiosity to ask, listen and draw out the best from people.

Good coaches tell you where the fish are, great coaches teach you how to find them.

I think part of being a good coach is knowing how to extract the best from different people.

No coach ever stops learning. That's what makes the great coaches great. They strive to learn more every day and they never stop asking questions.