At BFLA we help the players improve their skills, perform to their best ability, develop strong character, and gain confidence. They develop the positive value of sports, and they can enhance the intrinsic motivation to play sports. The intrinsic values of sports and the experience the mastery are more likely to generate fair play and good sportsmanship. Coaches who overvalue winning can create an environment in which sportsmanship behavior flourishes. Coaches can push the psychological, emotional, and physical limits of their players to the points of harm, create a hostile and fair environment, and turn young athletes away from sports forever. Athletes were asked to relate seven coaching behaviors- physical training, mental preparation, goal setting, technical skills, competition strategies, personal rapport, and negative personal rapport- to various forms of sports anxiety, concentration disruption, and worry). Our coaches play the role of instructor, motivator, disciplinarian, substitute parent, social worker, friend, manager, therapist, and fundraiser. Ideally, our coaches understand the developmental stage and limits of their athletes in order to tailor practices and playing time appropriately. In addition to these expectations, our coaches have an in- depth knowledge of the sports, coaching, including the rules and the skills and techniques needed to play the sports. At more advanced levels of competition, they also have a knowledge of basic first aid.