41. Coaching Tips coaching tips. How Kids Learn, Young players have a desire to achieve and to provethemselves to others. Vary the methods of learning. teach one skill at a time. http://www.1v1soccer.com/fitness.htm

Player Development Staff Coaching Development Scholarship Program ... Services Coaching Tips How Kids Learn Young players have a desire to achieve and to prove themselves to others. To motivate them successfully, coaches need to provide the following learning environment: Set achievable goals Praise and encourage Vary the methods of learning Teach one skill at a time Involve all children in the activities at all times Challenge them to improve Provide instant feedback Coaching Best Practices Motivate players to learn Be organized Create enjoyment Be enthusiastic Communicate Demand standards Set realistic targets Planning a Practice Set objectives Decide upon a common theme Prepare a written plan Decide upon realistic content based on age, skill level and number of players Vary training from practice to practice Utilize repetition to teach technical skills Organize equipment Plan for weather Coaching Development Needs Coaches of players aged 6-10 Understanding of how these young players learn Understanding and recognition of the rules of the game Ability to organize practices for players by placing them into small-sided games related to skill development Ability to make soccer an enjoyable and fun experience for children Coaches of players aged 11-14 Understanding of basic coaching methodology Understanding of group tactics: attacking and defending principals

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Coaching Association of Canada 141 Laurier Avenue West, Suite 300 Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5J3 Telephone: 613-235-5000 Fax: 613-235-9500 coach@coach.ca http://www.coach.ca 3M Coaching Tips As a coach, you have a major influence on your athletes. Not only will you affect the development of their skills and long-term enjoyment of the sport, you will also play a role in their development as individuals. It is important that you have effective resources to help you. The Coaching Association of Canada in partnership with 3M Canada and the national sport federations compiled the following coaching tips. In addition, we offer a wide variety of coaching resources in our CAC Bookstore Check back to our Web site for new coaching tips in other sports coming soon! 3M Coaching Tips General Tips Baseball Tips Hockey Tips ... Shared Tips General Tips Tip#1 Become a Certified Coach - Coming soon Tip#2 Getting Started in Coaching Tip#3 Making Sport Better for Children - Coming soon

43. Kenchertow.com | Training Tips | Article | Coaching Youth Wrestling 8. teach more than just technique. I left full time college coaching in1994 to devote more of my time to working with young wrestlers. http://www.kenchertow.com/training_tips/article_coaching_youth.html

TECHNIQUE Notes from NCAA Tourney Coaching Youth MENTAL PREPARATION Mindset of a Champion Goal Setting Peak Performance Training for Mental Toughness MOTIVATION Motivation and Commitment Training for the Rest of your Life Total Commitment Championship Dreams ... Tournament Time NUTRITION TRAINING EXERCISES Shadow Wrestling Benficial Exercises STRENGTH TRAINING VIDEO ANALYSIS Studying Video Scouting Video COMPETITION ANALYSIS PSU vs Lehigh Olympic Trials World Cup Highlights World Cup Notes TRAINING ARTICLES Coaching Youth Wrestling I have been working with young wrestlers throughout my competitive and coaching career. During high school, I would stay after practice to work with our kids program. I encourage youth coaches to invite the varsity wrestlers to work with your local kids program. When training young wrestlers, the more feedback they receive the better off they will be. The varsity wrestlers can serve as role models for the younger wrestlers and will also benefit from helping the kids. Also, encourage the youth wrestlers to attend varsity matches and vice-versa. Perhaps even develop a big brother program. Every summer during college, I ran my own day camps, worked at PennState Camps and took a team to Junior Nationals. I worked with kids in all different age groups, and these summers proved to be very beneficial and rewarding experiences for me. I enjoyed my work with the kids tremendously and saw how much the wrestlers benefited from their time on the mats. Summer is an excellent time for skill development. The kids are not busy with school and preparing for competition. The emphasis is on skill development, learning new techniques and having fun.

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Select a Sport Baseball Soccer Basketball Football Search What's New About Us Home INSTRUCTION The Game OFFENSIVE Passing Shooting Trapping Dribbling ... Heading DEFENSIVE Basic Skills Goal Keeping Strategies Set Pieces ... Glossary COMMUNITY Tips Commentator ChalkTalk RESOURCES Forms Products Goalkeeping This position is the dichotomy of the team. It can be fun and exciting. Or it can be completely boring, especially with younger teams that have a good offensive push. Unlike the rest of the team, it is the final sole responsibility of the goalie to stop scores, so some consolation and praise are sometime necessary to retain self-esteem. A few tips: Goalies can only use their hands inside the penalty area, but can interact with the ball anywhere on the field. To handle the ball effectively young goalies are taught two hand positions, the W and the Heart. Many younger goalies try to trap the ball between their hands like catching a fly, rather than having the ball meet their hands. When retrieving balls in the air, it is a good idea for the goalie to jump with one knee pulled up in front of him. This discourages players from running into him and protects the goalie simultaneously.

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your link to online coaching home about ISC in the mail skills directory ... consulting Organizing a Practice Session This page will feature periodic tips on Nutrition, Psychology, Coaching Organization and much more. If you would like to submit an article for this page please write to Shaun Green at; soccercd@ cox.net Preparation: Be prepared in writing. Know the "What," "Where", "Why", "When" and "How" of the topic you are teaching: What: Name of the technique, skill or tactic you are teaching Where: The area of the field in which the technique, skill or tactic will be applied. When: The correct timing to execute the technique, skill or tactic. How: The mechanics involved in the execution of the technique, skill or tactic. Equipment for Practice Balls Ideally you should have one ball per player, or at a minimum, one ball between two players. Invest in buying hand stitched balls. Plastic or molded balls can cause poor habits and are often uncomfortable to head or control.

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Coaching Special Olympics Philosophy Coaching Styles General Tips What makes a successful coach? Knowledge of the sport Motivation to be a good coach Empathy-understanding thoughts, feelings, and emotions of your athletes Philosophy Successful coaches help athletes enjoy mastering new skills, enjoy competing with others and feel good about themselves. Successful coaches not only are well versed in the technique or skills, they know how to teach these skills to people. Successful coaches not only teach athletes the skills of the sport, tehy also teach and model the skills needed for successful living in society. Successful coaches are those who can learn new skills, who are flexible enough to change old ways when change is needed, who can accept constructive criticism, and who are able to critically evaluate themselves. Coaching Styles Command Style: Coach makes all the decisions. Athlete's role is to listen, to absorb, and to comply. Prevalent in the past, it is highly visible among many professional, college, and highschool coaches. This style prevents athletes from fully enjoying sports (increasingly being rejected today.) Submissive Style: Coaches who adopt this style make as few decisions as pssible. It's a throw out the ball and have a good time approach. Coaches are urged not to adopt this style.

48. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Coaching & Sports (Your Child's School) From the Coach's Box Softball; coaching Your Own Sportsmanship; Fundamentals of Sportsmanship;Sportsmanship Checklist tips; teach Your Child to be a Good Sport. http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/High_School/Res

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49. Skate Canada - Coaching Programs Q A Archives November 2001 coaching tips . role, Petra brings her extensive skatingand coaching knowledge to not really enough time to properly teach all the http://www.skatecanada.ca/english/programs/coaching/qaarchives/qanov01.html

Coaches' Library Technical Tips Corner Coaches' Notebook Return to Professionally Speaking Q A Archives November 2001 "Coaching Tips" Clubs and coaches need to work together to benefit their most precious resource - the skaters. Petra Burka, is our special guest and she is going to answer your technical questions on various topics such as, competitive skating, planning and scheduling your lessons, off-ice training, ballet classes, and much more Petra Burka has been a Skate Canada National Coach Consultant since 1999. In this role, Petra brings her extensive skating and coaching knowledge to National Team Skaters and the Youth Camp program. Petra is an NCCP Level 3 Certified Coach and a former World Champion, Olympic Bronze Medallist, 3 time World Bronze Medallist, 3 time Canadian Senior Ladies Champion and Canadian Junior Ladies Champion. Petra also has the distinction of being the first lady to land a triple jump in competition. Q: How much ice time a week is appropriate for skaters that would like to take the competitive route? (Preliminary to Jr. Bronze and then Jr. Bronze up to Novice)

50. RainsMedia.com - Coaching Tips coaching tips. This reponsibility is perhaps most intimidating at the youth level,where coaches are often expected to teach their players the fundamentals of http://www.rainsmedia.com/coachingtips.html

51. Club Coaching Handbook Onepoto Road, Onepoto, Porirua Phone 236 7850. coaching tips. Topics in this section Ensureyou teach them good habits right from the start. Communication http://nwiba.wellington.net.nz/the_game/cch2.htm

Onepoto Road, Onepoto, Porirua Phone 236 7850 COACHING TIPS Topics in this section: For effective learning to take place, coaches will need to be aware of some of the basic needs of good teaching. The coach should be: a good role model a communicator prepared, organised and in control at all times sensitive Role Model Communication Organisation Sensitivity ... Management of Injuries Role Model The unspoken message given by appearance and the way a person acts is often more important than the spoken or written message. Dress well and appropriately, be prepared, appear confident, start and finish on time and be positive, pleasant and active. No particular dress code exists for indoor bowls. However soft soled shoes should be worn at all times in order to protect the mat. Make sure that your footwear is appropriate. As most bowlers deliver from a kneeling position, ensure your clothing is not too restrictive or revealing. As the role model, whatever you do will be copied by the players you are instructing. Ensure you teach them good habits right from the start.

52. Tips On Coaching truly concerned, to listen as well as teach, is not an Your Best Friends In coaching Your Support Personnel Recognize the Reprinted From Baseball tips.Com. http://www.hsbaseballweb.com/tips_to_be_a_coach.htm

Recruiting Timeline Maybe the most important information on this web site. Scholastic year by year break down of what to be doing, and when to do it, to help a player achieve the goal of playing at the "next level" Message Boards The "World Famous" High School Baseball Web message board forums. Ask questions, offer comment or opinion. Stop by and join our community. This list of tips on coaching is by one of college baseball's legendary coaches. Coach Gordie Gillespie. The advice applies to all coaches, from summer travel teams to high school and on to college. Common sense approach to dealing with your players, staff and faculty. WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A GOOD COACH By Coach Gordie Gillespie Ripon College During his multi-faceted career, Gordie Gillespie has coached not only baseball, but also football, and men's and women's basketball. His Lewis College baseball team had back-to-back-to-back NAIA World Series titles from 1974-76 among eight total tournament appearances and a 634-241 record in 24 campaigns. Coach Gillespie had eight additional World Series appearances with the College of St. Francis. He became college baseball's all-time winningest coach in 1993, and the season ended with his club earning the school's only national sports title.

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55. Free Baseball Instructional Articles Go Beyond the Playing Field Rick Steen coaching Your Own Your Bat Size by Age JonHoelter teach Learn Enough Water Leads to Problems Baseball tips.com Health http://www.baseballtips.com/instruction.html

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56. Techniques For Coaching Younger Children - Baseball Tips.com Above all, make coaching challenging for yourself and fun for the kids. Yeah,you must teach basics, but do it the way they would understand. http://www.baseballtips.com/tchurchfield.html

Techniques for Coaching Younger Children Terry Churchfield Printer-Friendly Version Send this page to a friend One of the greatest rewards in life may very well be that of parenthood. Having the chance to watch your children grow from "demanding" infants to "demanding" teenagers may be life's greatest compensation. Perhaps second to that honor may be the distinction of being athletic coach to your son or daughter. The problem comes when it is not just your child, but 10-or-12 other children as well. Suddenly, there is a responsibility to many while you were struggling with parenting only one or two. Once you make the decision to coach, there is no other choice in the matter than to become something that you might not know how to be. Take it from one who has been there that this is not as tough as it may seem. First thing to remember is always be yourself. You probably already know the best lesson to learn. The problem is that most of us do not remember being seven-years old and being taken from the safety of the backyard and placed with strangers on a field bigger than the imagination. Try to see yourself through those innocent eyes, so eagerly watching the coach's every move, and try to become his or her favorite coach. The idea of being a "good person with the kids" is what T-Ball is really all about. There are indeed rules to follow. Spend a few nights reading a book or two about basic ball playing; however, when putting it altogether in your mind, do so as a seven- or eight-year old.

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And now for something completely different... KAYAK COACHING TIPS! Do you know how the coaching structure works? What is a level II coach? What are their limitations? If not, click here to see a structure summary. I would like this page to evolve into a point where all Kayak/Canoe coaches out there can put any help, tips and advice on to existing or aspiring coaches. The tips shown on this page have come from many different sources, as is the nature of gathering these tips, they are picked up and discussed on rivers, on courses even in the pub! So the original source is often very difficult to know for certain. The credits on the page are for the people who informed me about them not necessarily the original source. If you have anything which has helped you to coach more effectively please e-mail me! READ ON FOR COACHING TIPS WHICH MAY MAKE YOUR COACHING MORE EFFECTIVE? NB: Contributions have been edited although the original tip has been credited to the relevant people if no credit is quoted, they're my own tips These tips will be split into categories at some time in the future, but for now here they are:

58. High School Football Training Secrets, High School Coaching Tips None of what I am about to teach you is theory. Most of what I will teach youbreaks the myths which have literally ruined the way you look and feel. http://www.highschoolsportsprogram.com/knowhow.html

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60. Coaches Goals = Basketball Leagues - Programs - Sports4kids.org teach Them To Play The Game. Emphasize Teamwork. teach Basic Fundamentals.General coaching tips Fun Watch to see which drills and games they like. http://www.sports4kids.org/basketball/coachesgoals.html

Volleyball League Events School-b ... League Coaches Resources Coaching goals Working with kids Practices and drills Offense Defense ... Links Coaching Goals Help The Kids Have Fun Teach Them To Play The Game Emphasize Teamwork Teach Basic Fundamentals ... General Coaching Tips Fun Watch to see which drills and games they like. It is too early to do anything that they won?t enjoy Relay races develop running, dribbling, passing and team spirit. Shooting games (first team to ten from a spot) develops team spirit. Keep away develops passing and catching. Play basketball games or variations. Let the group try to accomplish a goal that makes the coach do some push-ups, or run. This brings the group together (Top) Teaching The Game Teach the rules and object of basketball. Rules to call close: traveling double dribble any contact against the ball handler When scrimmaging, coaches pick the teams *some kids will be afraid of contact Team Work Talk about the value of team work. Demonstrate how one player can?t beat five. Demonstrate how a pass can travel faster than a dribble De-emphasize scoring and praise passing.

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