The emotional competencies of the tennis coach
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https://doi.org/10.52383/itfcoaching.v23i65.120Keywords:
tennis coach, profesional competencies, emotional competenciesAbstract
Professional and personal competencies are valid indicators to evaluate productive and human processes. Competencies are also a reference for the development of individuals, groups and organisations that are developed before and during the professional working commitments. This article discusses the main concepts related to the emotional competencies of a tennis coach and stresses their importance in daily work.
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