There are many chess players who know the X’s and O’s of chess very well. What are the top 5 reasons why some will make great chess coaches and some should stay far away from coaching?
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All about coaching style, philosophy, and psychology. The student and the master must mesh very well like a velcro for the relationship to work.
Josh Waitzkin describes it very well in his Art of Learning book
I think all coaches succeed.
coaches first should be a great student of life to garner respect from students