I don't get the deal with coaches shouting at every little mistake their players do. Wouldn't that just cause more anxiety and nervousness? Some players say that they'd rather have a coach shouting at them so that they can 'wake up', but that doesn't make sense. Why would you only play better once the coach is shouting at you?
A calm coach is a calm team. A team that is calm while they play results in lesser mistakes, and it definitely does help since you'll be more relaxed when playing.
Then again, coaches shout because the players are just really fucked up and won't change the way they play when they've been told nicely.
Oh well.
Is it common to have a short temper?
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