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Re: Drive Coach Training
Slowly you will develop your own style, but here are a few things to keep in mind...
-You have to be the most prepared person on the field in order to garner respect from your fellow alliance members. You need to have scouting done beforehand and go into each match with a well thought out strategy. Don't be afraid to be unique. Know the rules inside and out.
-Don't yell at your drive team and especially don't yell at others. I want to win as much as anyone but don't ruin anyone else's experience by taking it too far. Make sure they are having fun even when you're losing.
-After each match, gather your drive team and discuss what went right, what went wrong, ETC. Don't get so stuck in your ways that you can't change. Remember that it's ultimately up to your drivers to decide the outcome of a match
I could chime in more but I'll leave it up to some of the more experienced coaches (Raul, Paul, ETC) to help you out further. Have fun with it.
-Justin
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Last edited by Justin Montois : 30-12-2011 at 22:29.
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