overcoach
verb
over·coach
| \ ˌō-vər-ˈkōch
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overcoached;
overcoaching
Definition of overcoach
: to coach (someone) to an excessive degree
The local coaches there, they send me the game film, and I'll tell him what's right and what's wrong without trying to overcoach him …— Fred Taylor After several of the losses, he took the blame. He said he was overcoaching. He said his team was giving a good effort.— Jeffrey Klein … the best little boy performance I've ever seen in an American film. He doesn't come across as an overcoached professional kid …— Roger Ebert
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