If the Pro's had a coach

[jburkm002]

Stupid question. Why wouldn't a coach be able to play like a world class player? Does the coach need a coach? What would keep the coach from being able to do what they teach? Take Dr. Dave, I guess he knows just about everything. Except for advanced strategy. That's a guess. So would a coach be for observation of fundamentals and stategy?

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[DAVE_M]

To answer the OP's question:
I think you could add John Brumback to the list of professional coaches.

I can't believe nobody has mentioned PJ!

Or CJ

I'm late to the party, but I was gonna say, if CJ's minions are here, he'll soon follow.

If some of you guys have learned nothing of value from the posts of Patrick Johnson or
CJ Wiley......I wouldn't brag about it, if I were you.

They have posted some excellent information.

Very true. While I find CJ extremely annoying, he has provided quality information, although not as often as one would hope.

Stupid question. Why wouldn't a coach be able to play like a world class player? Does the coach need a coach? What would keep the coach from being able to do what they teach? Take Dr. Dave, I guess he knows just about everything. Except for advanced strategy. That's a guess. So would a coach be for observation of fundamentals and stategy?

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"Those who can, do. Those who can't, teach."

I take it to mean that "those who can't," doesn't mean they haven't been able to achieve it in the past, it simply means they are no longer capable of it now. Which tends to happen as everyone gets older.

 

[elvicash]

Hal Mix coached Nick Varner. Varner was on top of his game