Efficiency of Professional Behavior and Its Relationship to Spiritual Leadership among Volleyball Coaches in the Middle Euphrates

Abstract

         The scientific training method is one of the most effective means in terms of pumping and providing sports energies and supporting clubs and teams with them, and the work carried out by the coach is punctuated by many administrative obstacles that cause professional pressure on the trainer, which may be reflected in his leadership behavior and professional behavior. The importance of the current research lies in the importance of identifying the relationship between the competence of professional behavior and spiritual leadership among volleyball coaches in the middle Euphrates, and the researchers used the descriptive approach in the method of survey study and correlational relations, and the researchers identified the research community and sample, who are volleyball coaches in the middle Euphrates, whose number is (25), then he used the appropriate statistical treatments to reach the results, after which the results were presented, analyzed and discussed. The researchers reached conclusions, from which there is a moral correlation between the efficiency of professional behavior and spiritual leadership, and that the efficiency of professional behavior is affected by spiritual leadership and the problems it causes to the trainer that may hinder his work and provide the best of Work and creativity in his field of work and his relations with others. The researchers recommended that they work on developing the work of the coach and emphasizing the human relations between the coach, club administrations and players, and the establishment of courses and seminars that provide the necessary opportunities to develop the expertise of Iraqi club coaches, especially with regard to the leadership side in the educational field, to activate the role they are playing in order to prepare a new generation of volleyball players, and the need to conduct a similar study on volleyball coaches in Iraq.