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Sports Job – Basketball Coaching
By: Dan Gold | 20/09/2007 | Careers
There are different types of sports job that can be found everywhere. There are sports jobs that range from being a simple water-boy to actually taking on a complicated coaching job. One of the most typical sports job offered is basketball coaching for the youth and small leagues of players in a community.

Sports Job – Chess Coach
By: Dan Gold | 20/09/2007 | Careers
Why coach chess? Unlike other sports, Chess is not a sport that makes you run and tire out yourself from running. Nonetheless, this sport can make you perspire and make your heart beat fast especially if you are the one who is playing the game. Sports job such as a chess coach requires a great deal of mental control to win a game. It is a sports job that will not need stamina and physically gifted player.

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