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What might go wrong? How might it feel? What is our immediate reaction? What is longer term reaction? What are the implications – NOW or Later How are ...
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Here are some questions that can be really useful for players to ask themselves – force them to think about, analyse, & critically appraise their mental game Confidence: ...
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Match/team analysis involves observing and assessing a number of a teams game aspects: To include Formation Style of Play System of Play – movement patterns Stand out Players ...
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10 things high performing teams have in common A list from (Adam Commens Australian Hockey gold medal winner from his 2 Gold medal campaigns) If you are half ...
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Getting the first practice right with a new team is critical, you have no relationship with them you do not know who or what they so on that ...
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The world’s greatest coaches use teaching techniques in their coaching to help players engage, learn, and perform… Here’s some details some fantastic teaching techniques that all coaches can ...
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In sport, well-being can tend to start with your players’ relationship with their performance and subsequent outcomes.“I must perform” and “I must win” may be ineffective, energy-sapping narratives ...
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Steve Magness the author of “Do Hard Things” highlights a number of key lessons  His view (according to recent thread on twitter) is that 90% of coaching is ...
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In a video below Burnley manager Vincent Kompany is coaching one of his centre backs. Below is a model of learning accompanied by some teaching techniques that could ...
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A team in a slump…low on confidence. Players: Distracted – Lacking intensity – Executing skills with little or no intent. Here is one solution, BUT difficult or not ...
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Strategies that can help prevent children from quitting sports before age 13: Encourage children to have fun and not focus solely on winning. Make sure children have enough ...
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I think if we can get our players to understand how memory works, it may help them understand how to *learn better*. Here are 4 things that are ...
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How do you manage the mental side of your game? The psychology of sport is continuous, it never stops, it happens every second you play and every second you ...
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Before you look to the coach ask yourself some bits…… Does my child attend ALL practices? Does my child spend xtra hrs on their game? Has my child ...
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There are 2 key factors to a decision How/What to do When – Timing ...
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How do you know if things are going well? An essential element in the success of any team is a selection of people who can cover “diverse terrain”, ...
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What Is A Double Pivot For those unaware the double pivot is a tactical approach used in football that involves two central midfielders playing in a holding role, ...
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@AllistairMcCaw Obtaining excellence is a continual process that requires long-term planning, failing and a lot of perseverance. Excellence isn’t a final destination, it’s the journey. You choose excellence ...
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Project yourself to a year from now…picture yourself coaching… what does better look like? what does better feel like? what will your players experience within this better coaching ...
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https://www.theconstraintscollective.com/blog/a-constraint-led-approach-to-teaching-and-coaching-games     ...
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Athlete development is a journey consisting of a number of plans… IDP…forms part of the following…. Athlete specific IDP Session Plan Weekly Plan Half-Term/Termly Plan Season Plan Ten-Year ...
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Why do some teams win one title and never again, while other teams create dynasties and continue to win? Here are some observations from someone that’s been around ...
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This is from a twitter thread by @CoachCraigScot1 Post session reflection is as important as the planning; First – the reflective cycle…. Standards and Values: In the beginning, ...
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4 tips for better session planning with the aim of driving player development. Identify what you want to resolve from a match (The topic)Take a full match, identify ...
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The proliferation of shouting coaches – good or bad 90% of the time when you shout your players are not even listening. Here are 2 big learnings & ...
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Phil Jackson won 11 NBA titles — with three different three-peats — as a coach. How did he get superstars like Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and Shaq to ...
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The following was written by Esme Steele the original of the article can be viewed here Enhancing Personal Performance in the face of adversity “More than education, more ...
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Much of an executive’s workday is spent asking others for information—requesting status updates from a team leader, for example, or questioning a counterpart in a tense negotiation. Yet ...
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5 great coaches – common denominators – these have been extracted from some of the best – Sir Alex, Pep, Klopp, TenHag, Mourinho Has most important voice Players ...
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“It’s really important to reflect!” Does this sound familiar? Coaches are constantly told they need to review or reflect as part of the Plan Do Review model. Have you ever ...
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One of the fundamentals of coaching is to have a philosophy. As a coach, you should have a series of guiding principles for your coaching practice and managing ...
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Coaches often face situations in which they have little to no experience or that they’re not sure about. It can be nerve-wracking and even demoralising, if the outcome ...
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Stage 1: Remember developmental considerations Before using the tool, you should consider your young players’ mental and emotional abilities to ensure the approaches your implement are age- and stage-appropriate. ...
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