drillmasters
/ˈdrɪlˌmæstərz/
noun
- People who lead or supervise training exercises, especially in military or physical drills.
- Our camp had strict drillmasters who made sure everyone learned the routines perfectly.
- The drillmasters at the gym helped us improve our form during the workout.
- The drillmasters shouted commands to the new recruits on the parade ground.
- People who enforce strict discipline or repetitive practice in any field.
- The coding bootcamp's drillmasters pushed students to practice algorithms every day.
- The coach acted like one of those old-fashioned drillmasters, demanding perfection in every play.
- In the music academy, the drillmasters insisted on scales and arpeggios for hours.