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Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
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Originally posted by DownTownTonyBrown
I have not read the book but have been taught some of the techniques - do the opposite. As the coach/opponent/threat gets excited talk quieter, calmer, slower.
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And if the coach gets quieter and calmer and talks slower, then we're supposed to get excited and talk louder and faster?
Gotta try that. Sounds good to me. 
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You got it, baby! Press the advantage as if moving in for the kill. In an attempt to keep the coach calm, I start most of my games, if I'm up to it, screaming stupid banalities... and just like we think of them, they assume I'm a raving lunatic so they keep their distance and remain relatively quiet.
Before the coach has any opportunity to create conflict, start your own!