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Someone who never plays the game yet somehow wins or loses every one.
means A person who trains and directs an athlete or team (or, more broadly, anyone who mentors and instructs); also, a passenger vehicle or carriage.
from From Kocs, a Hungarian town famous for building fine horse-drawn carriages — the vehicle took the town's name. English borrowed it via German and French as 'coach.' The mentoring sense is 19th-century university slang: a tutor was said to 'carry' a student through exams, just as a coach carries its passengers — so the trainer who hauls you to your goal became a coach too.
- origin
- Named after Kocs, a Hungarian town famous for carriages
- horse to human
- A tutor who 'carried' students earned the nickname
- sideline rules
- Their heart rate spikes higher than the athletes'
- legend
- Phil Jackson won 11 NBA titles coaching
vince lombardi — green bay packers head coach who won first two super bowls (1967-1968)
phil jackson — chicago bulls coach with 6 nba championships in 1990s
sir alex ferguson — manchester united manager for 27 years with 13 premier league titles