Coaching Structure & Teaching Model
Always be FUNdamental
Have two or three drills that you use to start each session – do not allow them to be mundane – coach them
Great coaches stress fundamental at all times
Account for individual difference in the team context wherever possible
Stress Situational Awareness – Game Sense
There is no correct or incorrect way to do things – Get er done
The perfect game has never been played
Mistakes are OK as long as you learn from them
Create adaptable athletes who do not have to think – make it reflexive and reactive
Basic Teaching Model (Remember athletes learn things by doing)
Show it (Visual of you doing it)
Chalk it (Diagram)
Talk It (Auditory)
Walk It (Kinesthetic)
Do It!
Start each session with a theme – Maybe even a word they have to use to key into a desired action
Give them homework
Give them the pan for each two weeks – make sure the parents get a copy
Be organized – Everyone responds to that!
Teaching and Coaching is selling
Correct unacceptable behavior and praise good behavior
1 Comments:
"Start each session with a theme – Maybe even a word they have to use to key into a desired action"
Vern,
Can you please provide a few specific examples from your own work with athletes? Do you use this strategy with all levels and ages?
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