A confident coach wearing glasses and a red-and-white shirt exudes a professional demeanor and approachable charm. Athletic careers, for most professionals, end sooner than anyone anticipates; elite careers rarely extend beyond ten years, and many athletes find themselves retired around age 34[1]. Yet the preparation for that moment — for what comes next — rarely receives the same dedication, coaching, or structured support that the sporting career itself commands. Consequent

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