overcoach

/ˌoʊvərˈkoʊtʃ/
verb
  1. To give too much instruction or guidance, often hindering a person's natural ability or independence.
    • Parents sometimes overcoach their children in sports, which can take the fun out of the game.
    • The piano teacher tended to overcoach her students, leaving them unable to play without constant direction.
    • The manager was warned not to overcoach the new employee, as it might reduce her confidence.
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