Having a coach to see and guide you through a competition is not enough to be an ace athlete.
Someone must coach you until you reach mastery. That someone ought to be a real athlete himself, coached or fathered through a long process by a qualified father in athletic training.
A father in training is a battle-hardened master armed with a wealth of experience in his chosen field. He is not only knowledgeable in it; he can be considered an epitome in the field. He has seen lots of actions and has been part of them, and he knows every nook and cranny of the arena.
He is so familiar with the feeling of being out there where the action is. He knows that real sports encounters are alive; meaning anything can happen out there, and no pattern or formula can compare to live, on-the-spot events.
It is only the accurate judgment and experience of the wise that can cope up with live events. He is also so sensitive to the right and wrong forms, including the executions of a technique, the timing, and the right effects. All these can only be available to a real father of sports training.
Some coaches are mere P.E. teachers, or at best, athletic players once...