well-coached

American  

[wel kohcht] / ˈwɛl ˈkoʊtʃt /

adjective

1. having the benefit of a skilled and effective coach or coaches.

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Example Sentences

New England’s defense is versatile and well-coached.

From Los Angeles Times

The Eagles are too talented and well-coached to collapse despite offensive struggles and missing defensive leadership.

From Los Angeles Times

We know how well-coached they are and know we need to be fully focused to not let them develop their quality.

From BBC

"Ignoring the fact that the clubs relegated from the Premier League have an unfair financial advantage because of parachute payments, a well-run, hardworking, well-coached team that is astute in the transfer market has every chance of making it to the play-offs, where stature counts for nothing," David from the Forever Bristol City Podcast told BBC Sport.

From BBC

Frankfurt are a well-coached pressing side who rely on the tactical and spatial awareness of players such as Tunisian Ellyes Skhiri and the experienced Mario Gotze in midfield, as well as smooth co-operation among position groups.

From BBC