Another "Do you have to do it so you can teach it" thread
I think that is only half right.
About 3 years ago I was still involved in Professional Gaming and I was "working" as a gamer for an international team.
One of the head coaches in our team was recognized as one of THE best strategic planner and teacher in the world at that respective game.
When he did an interview with a magazine, at one time the journalist asked "So what made you so famous? What was the biggest success you had with this game as a PLAYER?"...
He answered "None, I was never really a good player, my aim is horrible and I can't focus well in tight situations..."
The journalist was speechless.
So...even tho as a player he was horrible, as a coach he managed to train several teams over the years and they all made it somewhere in the top 10 in the world.
Now, do you think this can be possible for a IM coach? Whats your opinion?
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