1. Safety of athletes2. Improvement of athletes 3. Enjoyment of athletes in training.As a coach, the top priority should always be the safety of the athletes. Without ensuring their safety, no improvement or enjoyment can occur. Improvement comes second - the goal is to help athletes progress their skills and abilities in a safe manner. Enjoyment should be third - while fun is important, it cannot come at the cost of safety or hindering improvement. The well-being of the athletes under the coach's responsibility should always come before other considerations
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Safety of the athletes should always be the top priority for any coach. While improvement and enjoyment are also important goals, they cannot come at the expense of safety. A coach's foremost responsibility is to ensure athletes are training in a safe environment and their well-being is protected both physically and mentally. Only after safety is established can a coach then focus on helping athletes progress and find enjoyment in their sport. Therefore, the proper ranking would be: 1. Safety of athletes 2. Improvement of athletes 3. Enjoyment of athletes in training
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1. Safety of athletes2. Improvement of athletes 3. Enjoyment of athletes in training.As a coach, the top priority should always be the safety of the athletes. Without ensuring their safety, no improvement or enjoyment can occur. Improvement comes second - the goal is to help athletes progress their skills and abilities in a safe manner. Enjoyment should be third - while fun is important, it cannot come at the cost of safety or hindering improvement. The well-being of the athletes under the coach's responsibility should always come before other considerations
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