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[QUOTE="ClvrUsrnm, post: 3881288"] I don’t know about switching between the two, but there are some who do it contemporaneously. Joe Spallina is the women’s coach at Stony Brook and also coaches one of the best Team 91 boys club teams. Not sure what this obsession on this board about switching between the men’s and women’s game is all about. The games are different, obviously, but core concepts apply to both. And it’s not like human beings aren’t capable of focusing on multiple things at once. I coach high school lacrosse and practice law. Those are two VERY different things, but I’m able to do both fairly well. For a looooong time at the high school, the football coach was also the basketball coach and the baseball coach. A good coach can coach anything if they’re willing to put in the effort to learn what they need to. Gait will be more than fine. [/QUOTE]
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