A short YouTube clip (speaker transcript) discussing coaching as incremental fine-tuning rather than wholesale change, using Tiger Woods as the example. The speaker emphasizes that elite athletes like Woods need tweaks to improve and that coaches should want their players to outgrow them—growing together rather than holding someone back.
Tiger Woods. He's golfing. He doesn't need a coach to change his golf game. He needs a coach to tweak his golf game and to make him a better player. I hope they outgrow me. You know, that's the best thing in the world. And with that mentality, we typically grow together. You know, it's not like, oh, man, I got to keep them just below me, so they have to keep paying me and this and that. It's like, no, dude, I want you to grow bigger.
