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| QUICK CHECKLIST
FOR GOOD COACHING
1. PLAN
- Have a Purpose
- Plan for maximum activity
- Prepare ample equipment before beginning
session
- Ensure the activities are appropriate to
the age and standard of the participants
2. DEMONSTRATE
- Be concise
- Highlight key points
- Be sure all can see
- Repeat several times
3. PRACTISE
- Progress from simple to complex
- Allow time for preparation
- Provide opportunity to practise in a game
situation
4. OBSERVE
- Position yourself so that you can see all
participants
5. COACH/FEEDBACK
- Be positive
- Be specific
- Emphasise key points
- Re-demonstrate if necessary
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Teams…. Rotation Guidelines
The rotation rule allows all children to experience all playing
positions.
Remember that the rule is there for the player’s
benefit.
Use a commonsense approach when applying it.
The following guideline is provided to show
application of the rotation rule.
THIS TEAM ROTATION SAMPLE - monitors Player
Positions as well as substitutes
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Passing Groups
of 3 – 4
Equipment 1 x ball 1 x cone per group
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1. Sprint Drive Catch Release
2. Back to Change direction
3. Sprint Drive Catch Release
10 passes each – change positions
Coaching Points
- Timing of pass
- Balance
- Catch and release quickly
- Stay on Court
- Land outside foot for strength & balance
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Drive onto the ball and clear
Groups of 3 – 4
Equipment 1 x ball 2 x cones
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Coaching Points
- Vision at all times
- Clear to either side after passing
- Strong passes
- Be ready to drive as soon as Thrower has the ball |
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2 workers Squad 1 x ball |
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Coaching Points
- Give and Go
- No passes to player coming across the 'line' must be driving
forward
- Eyes up Strong passes
- Get out of the way
- CLEAR THEN GO
- BE DEFINITE - WANT IT
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