Synonyms and antonyms of Sports coaching and training in British Thesaurus

coach (noun)

someone who trains a sports player or team

coach (verb)

education to train a sports player or team

cross-training (noun)

the activity of training in more than one sport

personal trainer (noun)

someone whose job is to make you fit by showing you how to exercise effectively

pro (noun)

informal someone whose job is to teach tennis or golf to the members of a club

professional (noun)

someone whose job is to teach people to play a sport at a club

runabout (noun)

informalBritish a period of sports training

spot (verb)

to watch someone doing a sports activity such as weight training or gymnastics in order to help them, and to make sure that they do not get injured

spotter (noun)

someone whose job is to watch someone doing a sports activity such as weight training or gymnastics in order to help them, and to make sure that they do not get injured

train (verb)

to practise a sport regularly before a match or competition

train (verb)

to help someone to practise a sport regularly before a match or competition

trainer (noun)

someone whose job is to train someone in a sport

training (noun)

the period of time that a sports team spends practising together before the season begins or before a match

training camp (noun)

a place where people live temporarily and learn or develop their skills in a sport