Some ideas:
- someone who learn by himself or with people who don't give him the right clue to practice efficiently, can learn mistakes or things that he must avoid to play, swim, run… well, and sometimes not to get hurt. If he don't have those clue he may not progress at all. It will be a waste of time for not much results.
-a low progression, we'll discourage the athlete, he will be discourage of not seeing any results and he may not want to pursue in the discipline.
-a bad coaching, will give the practitioner the impression that he's not being taken care of, that the coach don't take is work seriously.
-a wrong coach won't give any passion to his member(s), and if they don't have any passion for what they doing, the sport moment won't become source of joy, but more like banalities.
But what we want to show is that sport is an endless resource of improvement, human contact, health, happiness, sharing and a lot of others things that are vital in life.
That's why we need someone to guide us in the right path, someone who have already experienced this, so that we can benefit from all the virtues of sport, without missing out.
Voilà quelque pistes…
