Adam Commens about why some coaches are always successful

Commens argues that at international level every coach has enough technical and tactical expertise, so strategy alone rarely decides anything. What separates the consistently successful ones is getting players to produce their personal best in the moments that count. He points to the Red Lions, where he can barely name a player who underperformed at a major tournament, and says that pattern is no coincidence. Watch the full masterclass: Values based coaching.

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