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Investigation and Analysis of the Present Situation of Coaches in Guangxi Secondary Sports School

LI Fe

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As the sport game level was promoted to a higher and higher level, the coach is one of the important factors t hat influence the competitive sports training process. The level of coaches and the numbers of outstanding coaches has pla yed a vital role in the development and improvement of one country's competitive sports.

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As the sport game level was promoted to a higher and higher level, the coach is one of the important factors t hat influence the competitive sports training process. The level of coaches and the numbers of outstanding coaches has pla yed a vital role in the development and improvement of one country's competitive sports.

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As the sport game level was promoted to a higher and higher level, the coach is one of the important factors t hat influence the competitive sports training process. The level of coaches and the numbers of outstanding coaches has pla yed a vital role in the development and improvement of one country's competitive sports.

Key concepts: Competitive sport, Advertising, Psychology, Medical education, Applied psychology, Athletes, Mathematics education, Marketing

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