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I have a hypothetical. You are a busy head coach with a family you have a gymnast that is pretty talented but works her rear off and has stated her goals to make it to level 10 which could be possible. You also have another gymnast who came along and is naturally super talented but very raw this girl is younger and could someday be an elite in your eyes.
Both gymnasts would like to do privates as classes are large and both need them. As a busy coach would you offer them to gymnast 1 gymnast 2 or both equally? Why? Oh and if it comes into play both parents are equally supportive and not pushy.
Oops I forgot to add, would you value one more than the other? Gymnast 1 would require your time and effort (more than gymnast 2 as gymnast 2 is very naturally talented) and you would have nothing to show for it, other than a greatful happy gymnast. Gymnast 2 could quite possibly make a name for your gym. In this scenario the parents do not know eachother and want seperate privates you either can make time for one or the other or some how both.
Both gymnasts would like to do privates as classes are large and both need them. As a busy coach would you offer them to gymnast 1 gymnast 2 or both equally? Why? Oh and if it comes into play both parents are equally supportive and not pushy.
Oops I forgot to add, would you value one more than the other? Gymnast 1 would require your time and effort (more than gymnast 2 as gymnast 2 is very naturally talented) and you would have nothing to show for it, other than a greatful happy gymnast. Gymnast 2 could quite possibly make a name for your gym. In this scenario the parents do not know eachother and want seperate privates you either can make time for one or the other or some how both.
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