Do you think Coach from Survivor Tocantis, has really done all the things he's claimed?

nope

He claimed to tell 100% truth on the show, he lied more than once, I know I shouldn't care but they really didn't mention that, just his crazy stories. He was a good character for teh show, definelty interesting in a nice way to put it

Well, some are true, but most arent. But if his goal is to get us to talk about him, then they are working;

Some of his claims check out; others don't. He is a conductor for the Susanville Symphony and was a coach for the girl's soccer team at the tiny Southwest Baptist University in Missouri, but is he a direct descendant of Pocahontas, almost impossible to tell without a DNA test.

Coach claims he set the world record (6,000 plus miles) for kayaking when he took his trip that included the famous Amazon adventure. Jeff Moag, editor of Canoe & Kayak Magazine says, "I can't confirm whether he paddled 6,000 miles solo or even if there are small cannibalistic people in Peru, although I doubt it. I can tell you that Paul Caffyn kayaked more than 9,000 miles in 1980 and 1981. So, no record."

Coach gets his moniker from coaching soccer and most recently was the head socer coach for Southwest Baptist University. That was before Mr. Honesty led the team to believe that he needed to leave them during their season for cancer tests. Coach had earlier been treated for a brain tumor. He says they jumped to the conclusion that was why he was leaving, because he couldn't tell them it was to go film Survivor. The university was not happy when they discovered the truth and booted Coach.

Three people in the world know this story," Coach says as the tribe gathers around the campfire. A military helicopter drops him off near the Peruvian border. Now, we'd believe he could contract someone to do this. It's done all the time. But the military? Even with his claim of being able to pull some strings, it's hard to imagine or swallow that your tax dollars go toward dropping Coach off for a fun trip down the Amazon. Was it karma that lead him to be snatched by pygmies, who beat him until he miraculously escaped their clutches? "It's hard to explain the feeling of being stalked by another human being," he says. Or the feeling of swallowing another Coach story.