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Relation between Head Coach and Assistant

This article explores the essential qualities of a successful assistant coach, highlighting insights from Marcelo Giarruzzo (Fitness Coach), Gustavo Benitez (Head Coach), and Mario Luna (Assistant Coach) at Racing Santander. Key attributes discussed include loyalty, adaptability, and strong communication skills. The article emphasizes the assistant coach's responsibilities both on and off the field, including training preparations, game strategies, and post-game analysis. It sheds light on the importance of maintaining a solid relationship with players and the coaching staff to create a cohesive team environment.

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Relation between Head Coach and Assistant

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  1. Relation between Head Coach and Assistant faithful to our style Marcelo Giarruzzo (fitness coach, Gustavo Benitez (Head Coach),Mario Luna (asst Coach) In Racing Santander Presented by Coach Mario Luna

  2. What qualities must have good assistant?.

  3. Outside the field • Loyalty. • Fellowship. • Solidarity with the rest of the technical staff. • Good Relation ship with players. • Try to be opposite Character of the first Coach.

  4. In training • Knowledge. • Motivation. • Commitment. • Adaptability.

  5. Before the game • Receive last update about the contrary team • Individual Motivation. • Position in the dressing room information about set plays and strategy of play. • Supervise both teams warm up.

  6. During the Game • Concentrate in the opponent style of play. • Exchange information with the first coach. • Inform the changing players there commitments, system changes and set plays positions. • Motivate the team during the game and controlling the bench.

  7. After the game • What ever is the score stay calm and control situation. • Talk to Doctors and other staff member thinking about next training. • Congratulate or help to get up mentally the players. • Small meeting with the technical staff to prepare for the next after game analysis meeting.

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