英文摘要 |
Coaches exist in every sport. Coaches call plays and their orders should be followed by athletes. Good coaches, while instructing players, must stick to sport morals, in that “model” is what affect athletes’ moral behaviors most. Aside from teaching athletes correct sport morals, coaches are obliged to draw a line in giving orders during competitions, and should not ask players to do anything against sportsmanship. The behaviors of coaches determine the outcome of a game, and will, consciously and unconsciously, affect athletes’ mentality or behavior. This study uses literature review to probe into the criteria a good coach must have, discusses the “2006 Legal Baseball Event” and the “2008 Game-Throwing in High School Basketball League”, and looks into the of sport moral legitimacy of the behavior created by utilitarianism, which defines the sports circle. |