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Re: On field Coach - Student or Adult
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Originally Posted by Adam Freeman
From a pre-match perspective, I try to ask our alliance partners what they can do and what strategy they would like to run. 95% of the time, it's exactly what we want to do anyways. The other 5% we need to have a discussion on how to comprimise on the differences. I hope to not come off as a jerk during strategy discussions. But, we will call out a team that is lying about their capabilities.
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Adam,
thanks for saying this.
Its what many mentors who are drive coaches feel who have done it for a long time.
Teams need to be honest about their capabilities. Be realistic. The frustration lies when people claim they can do things and absolutely cannot.
I would think that every alliance in every match wants to maximize their capabilities. Its starts by telling the truth.
The data doesnt lie.
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