Avangard's newcomer labels Bush as an exceptionally robust coach
In an interview, Mikhail Kotlyarevskiy, the forward for the hockey team "Avangard", shared his insights about the coaching styles of Gilles Boucher and Benoit Groulx, two Canadian coaches he has worked with.
Kotlyarevskiy worked with Gilles Boucher at "Avangard" and described the coach as strict, yet clear and maintaining principles. He noted that if a task is demanded by the coach, it is completed promptly. Kotlyarevskiy also mentioned that the coach tries to help a player if he cannot handle a task.
Prior to joining "Avangard", Kotlyarevskiy worked with Benoit Groulx at "Traktor". He considered Groulx's coaching style to be stricter than that of Boucher, although he did not specify the nature of these differences.
Kotlyarevskiy did not provide any analysis on the key differences between the coaching styles of Groulx and Boucher. However, he noted that despite similar styles, he observed differences in working with the two coaches.
Kotlyarevskiy's journey to "Avangard" was not an easy one, and he previously shared his difficult journey in an interview. Currently, he is working with Gilles Boucher at "Avangard".
Both Gilles Boucher and Benoit Groulx have worked with "Avangard" and "Traktor", respectively. Boucher is a coach who has worked with "Avangard", while Groulx is a coach who has worked with "Traktor".
It is unclear whether Kotlyarevskiy's observations on the coaching styles of Groulx and Boucher have been analysed elsewhere, as the search results did not contain any information about the coaching styles of these coaches or any analysis by Kotlyarevskiy.
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