How does a coach assess the effectiveness of training sessions?

By measuring players' physical improvements only

By evaluating player knowledge and team cohesion

By ignoring players’ feedback

By focusing solely on win-loss records

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B. By evaluating player knowledge and team cohesion

Solution:

A coach assesses effectiveness by evaluating player knowledge, skill improvement, and team cohesion, rather than solely on physical improvements or win-loss records. Ignoring feedback can miss crucial insights about training effectiveness.

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