In many areas, we need coaches to help us improve ourselves. Whether it's sports,** or academics, having a good coach can help us reach our potential. But should we change coaches when we feel like our relationship with our existing coach is no longer effective? Do you still need to tell the previous coach?
First, let's consider why a change of coach might be necessary. Possible causes include difficulty communicating with the coach, a mismatch between the coach's teaching methods and personal style, or feeling like you've reached the limits of your current coach. These problems can cause us to lose interest in training, or to no longer have a positive impact on it.
If we have to change coaches, do we need to tell the previous coach? The answer is that it depends. If we feel like we have a good relationship with our former coach, it may be a polite and respectful way to inform them. We can explain our decision to them and thank them for their guidance and support. Doing so ensures that our departure is a positive experience and also maintains a connection with previous coaches so that their advice and help can be sought in the future.
On the other hand, if we feel that our relationship with our former coach is strained or unpleasant, informing them may lead to arguments or pointless discussions. In this case, we can choose not to tell the previous coach and just politely end our relationship. We can explain our situation to the new coach and let them know what we expect and need.
In conclusion, changing coaches is a common behavior, but whether we need to inform the previous coach or not depends on the specific situation. If we feel like we have a good relationship with our former coach, it may be a polite and respectful way to inform them. However, if we feel that our relationship with our former coach is strained or unpleasant, then we can choose not to inform them and just politely end our relationship. Ultimately, we should remember that our focus should be on finding coaches who will help us grow and develop, rather than just communicating with previous coaches for the sake of courtesy. If you change coaches, you still have to talk to your former coach, it depends on your own situation.