Myths abound when it comes to women in the coaching profession. Over the years, the Canadian Journal for Women in Coaching has tackled all of them, from the one that suggests that marriage and children spell an end to a coaching career to the one that positions the woman coach as (too) emotional.
In this issue, the Journal disproves yet another myth, the one about women coaches lacking the ability, knowledge, and commitment to successfully coach male high performance athletes. Their numbers may be small, but they do exist and flourish, as author Claire Carver-Dias discovered.

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