81. Hospitality, Leisure, Sport And Tourism Network It is based on the premise that coaching is, at heart, a teaching activity, coaching tips at the end of each chapter summarise key messages. http://www.hlst.heacademy.ac.uk/resources/coaching.html

In this section Resource Guides Search Site Sitemap Contact webmaster Font size: Small Large Resource Guide in: Sports Coaching Download this resource guide in PDF Contents Introduction A Psychological Approach to Coaching Modelling Coaching A Sociological Approach to Coaching ... About the Author Introduction Back to top A Psychological Approach to Coaching Bloom, G A, Crumpton, R and Anderson, J E (1999) A systematic observation study of the teaching behaviours of an expert basketball coach. The Sport Psychologist Journal of Applied Sport Psychology Brewer, C J and Jones, R L (2002) A five-stage process for establishing contextually valid systematic observation instruments: The case of rugby union. The Sport Psychologist Sport Psychologist The Sport Psychologist The Sport Psychologist Journal of Applied Sport Psychology Gilbert, W and Trudel, P (2004) The role of the coach: How model youth team sport coaches frame their roles. The Sport Psychologist Gilbert, W, Trudel, P and Haughian, L P (1999) Interactive decision making factors considered by coaches of youth hockey players during games.

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83. General Coaching Tip 1 on practical coaching skills provide the foundation for teaching coaches how to Here are tips for coaching youngsters in sport, based on information http://www.badmintonalberta.ca/Coach_Development/general_coaching_tip_1.htm

Home Contact Us Administration Membership ... Photo Gallery General Coaching Tip 1: Become a Certified Coach Being a great coach means being properly trained and certified. The National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) has taught thousands of men and women across the country the secrets of coaching success. This five-level program offers weekend and evening courses for coaches in over 60 sports. General coaching advice, information on sport skill and development, and feedback on practical coaching skills provide the foundation for teaching coaches how to improve their skills. The NCCP provides practical guidelines on planning a practice, dealing with parents, understanding the growth and development patterns of children and more. The success of a sports program depends a great deal on the quality of the coaching staff. That’s why, the Coaching Association of Canada recommends that all coaches in Canada, whether novice or master, become certified in the 3M National Coaching Certification Program. For more information about how to register for the National Coaching Certification Program, contact your Provincial / Territorial Coaching Co-ordinator or the Coaching Association of Canada at (613) 748-5624.

84. Netskills For Netball - Coaches Tips Listen to the current Coaches tips through our Audio Coaches tips Show Therefore what I teach is to get kids (in fact all players) to run down the court http://www.cancoach.com.au/netball/coaches_tips.htm

All Netskills products are supported by: Other CANCoach products: Coaches Tips - Number 20 Listen to the current Coaches Tips through our Audio Coaches Tips Show - click here This tip answers a really common question of late - How do I get players to 'come forward'? My answer to it isn’t to get the kids to come forward because then you end up with everyone running straight at the ball and then you have a spacing problem. Therefore what I teach is to get kids (in fact all players) to run down the court and then across Here are a few activities to do with your players to teach them what I’m talking about. I’ve had great success with this. I then play relevant games to encourage players to look down court and to lead DOWN and ACROSS. Check out Coaching Manual 3 – Netball Training Games for more minor games. The following activities are straight from the CANCoach Sport Planner and Activity Sets – the Planning a Training session section. Click here to view a pdf format version (size 111k) of some relevant activities to try out in your own trainings.

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86. ! A Coaching / Teaching Philosophy One s teaching or coaching philosophy, however, is actually a very and Sports Participation study authors proposed the following tips for coaches and http://www.calstatela.edu/faculty/dfrankl/soccer/philo.htm

CONTENTS Tips for Soccer What's New? ... Author Coaching Philosophy Sport Officials Skills Assessment ... Contact Us by Daniel Frankl, Ph.D. Legendary UCLA Basketball coach, Dr. John Robert Wooden, winner of an unprecedented and unmatched ten (including seven consecutive1966-73) NCAA Men's Basketball championships during a 40 year career 885-203 win-loss record, simply describes himself as "teacher." When the game is over, I want your head upand I know that you did your best...This means to do the best you can do. That's the best; no one can do more...You made that effort "Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merly what others think you are." John Wooden When "excellence" is the goal, everyone is a winner! Some of the most common forms of child abuse take place on athletic fields. The Coach As a group coaches are often criticized for their overemphasis on winning and their overly serious attitude toward the league experience. Most studies, however, point out that in general Little League coaches get involved for the love of the game and for the love of their participating child. Coaches that angrily shout criticism from the sidelines are not appreciated or liked as are relaxed, supportive, and knowledgeable coaches who emphasize the improvement and learning of new skills. Coaches that develop close and personal relationships with the child and her/his parents are the most likely to contribute to a positive learning experience.

87. BC Education - PE Appendix B: Learning Resources Teaching tips, diagrams, creative routines, and partner and small group work are Print Syllabus Resource Book National coaching Certification Program http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/irp/pek7/apb3.htm

Physical Education Appendix B: Learning Resources (Part III) Self Esteem, Sport and Physical Activity General Description: Professional resource folder consists of eight articles from various newspapers and journals addressing issues affecting girls and women in physical activity and sport, such as self-esteem and gender equity. Audience: General Category: Professional Reference Curriculum Organizer(s): Personal and Social Responsibility Grade Level: Year Recommended: Supplier: Promotion Plus 305 - 1367 West Broadway Vancouver, BC Tel: (604) 737-3075 Fax: (604) 738-7175 Price: (not available) ISBN/Order No: (not available) Self Esteem, Sport and Physical Activity (CAAWS) General Description: Canadian background report addressing issues of self-esteem and physical activity as they relate to girls and women. Audience: General Category: Professional Reference Curriculum Organizer(s): Personal and Social Responsibility Grade Level: K-12 Year Recommended: Supplier: Canadian Assn. for the Advancement of Women and Sport and Physical Activity 1600 James Naismith Drive Gloucester, ON

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89. Swim Coaches Forum With Articles And Tips On Teaching And Coaching Swimming coaching forum with hundreds of tips for novice or veteran swim coaches. http://swimcoaching.com/Coaching forum.htm

Welcome to the SwimCoaching.com Coaches Forum By coaches ...... for coaches !! This site compiles articles and tips from successful swimming coaches all over the country on over 25 coaching topics. Although it is geared for newer coaches at the age group level there should be something in here for everyone. If you like what you see please pass this site (SwimCoaching.com) along to a friend or use it to help stir the coaching "creativity" on your staff. "Every person you meet knows something you don't. Learn from them." Coaches ask ..... "My swimmers are bored and need a pick-me-up pratice but I don't want to sacrifice yardage for playtime. What are some creative sets or workouts that are fun and exciting yet draw out their best effort? "We just started coaching the 10-unders for our summer team. When, how and why should we introduce the pace clock? Ours is broken and the pool director doesn't want to spend the $80 to fix it." "I am having a tough time getting swimmers to learn and swim the Fly. Because of this we get killed (in points) at our league meets in the Fly and I.M. How can I teach the Fly better and how can I motivate my kids to swim the I.M. " Suggestions and articles to help answer these questions have been submitted by coaches all over the country. Thank you again. And "thank you" in advance to all the coaches who will soon send us articles and tips that have helped

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TIPS ON TEACHING AND CORRECTING STROKE TECHNIQUE WITH AGE GROUPERS By: Greg Cronauer Stroke technique is critical for swimmers at any level but especially for 10-unders. The key is a constant stream of instruction, critique and feedback of every swimmers' stroke. In another article I described the difference between group instruction and individual instruction . I like to break down the individual instruction into these 3 categories: "Snippet" : This is a quick verbal or visual cue I give to the swimmers between repeats of a set or while they are swimming. E.g.: " Julie, fingers together! Tommy, keep that head still! Sarah, try to shoot that right hand deeper. " A visual "snippet" might be pointing your finger at your high elbow as the swimmer turns to breathe on freestyle, or pushing your hips up as they do backstroke. (We always put the younger swimmers in the outside lanes so the coach and swimmer can see each other clearly. The coach walks up and down the deck constantly giving them opportunity for verbal snippets at either end of the pool and visual snippets in between.) "One-on-one" : ?" Pat the swimmer on the back and watch them for the first repeat, giving them a thumbs up if it's what you want or stopping them for a re-explanation if they don't seem to get it. A one-on-one should take between 30 and 60 seconds, even if you have to pull them out to manipulate their limbs on deck.

91. SSS-Communications Service ODYSSEY OF THE MIND coaching tips coaching an Odyssey of the Mind team Serving as cocoaches. Teaching skills needed by the team eg, sewing, welding. http://arts.capregboces.org/Odyssey/odyssey old pdfs/coaches tips.htm

Barbara Spring, Program Manager / bspring@gw.neric.org 900 Watervliet-Shaker Road, Suite 102, Albany, NY 12205 / 518-464-3910 ODYSSEY OF THE MIND COACHING TIPS Coaching an Odyssey of the Mind team provides many rewarding opportunities. Among them, you'll: get to work with kids. become involved in their education. help foster their individual talents. provide them with a venue where they can express themselves creatively. see them working on their own at full potential and developing thinking skills while improving self-esteem. Roles of an Odyssey Coach Odyssey of the Mind Program Guide , page 7) Facilitate a team without doing the work for the team. Stand back and watch while the team members make all the decisions regarding the problem solution. Interact with the team to improve the way the team identifies and solves problems. Make sure all team members are involved in the process of issue identification, idea generation, solution finding and solution presentation.

92. Coaching Tips coaching tips. New tip sent in by Sherry LaRue, who credits her toilet paper makes a good line for teaching throwins, and is useful for bloody noses, http://www.ayso751.org/coaches_tips.html

Coaching Tips New tip sent in by Sherry LaRue, who credits her colleague and mentor, Tom Tom Bower, soccer coach for the Latin School: If you have something important to say to your team players, have them sit down facing you (but not facing into the sun) while you stand. They will be forced to look at you, and they will listen a lot better. When they are standing, they tend to play with the ball or be distracted by other players. These are brought to you by Margaret Johnson, who says: "The following are in no particular order of importance, although I've tried to put tips of a similar nature in the same general locations. Perhaps later, we'll more formally categorize these." To add your tips, please e-mail the Webmaster For your coach's gym bag: extra needles for pump string or yarn for impromptu "lines" toilet paper makes a good line for teaching throw-ins, and is useful for bloody noses, etc. kleenex and wet wipes 1 or 2 old screw drivers or butter knives for cleaning cleats extra pair of shoelaces extra pair of shinguards extra water bottle (reuse gatorade squeeze bottles) keep that ball that won't hold air; it's great to have a softie to teach heading

93. Practical Magic Coaching Tip Of The Week The Practical Magic coaching Tip is a tip on creating life solutions using In the Basic Magic and Basic Shamanism courses we teach in the Esoteric http://www.practicalmagiccoach.com/tip.html

The Practical Magic Coaching Tip is a tip on creating life solutions using universal laws and tribal and shamanic traditions. The focus of these tips is helping you learn to effectively study and use the manifestation process. The tips help you put the magic in your life! Feel free to republish the information in these tips with proper credit. Current tip: It's All About Attention Early on in my spiritual studies one of my teachers told me that if I wanted to study with him, I could study with no one else. At first, I found this rule very restricting and struggled with it greatly (I had a mechanical habit of seeking advice from many people all the time). As time went on, however, I came to understand the reason for this restriction. By not allowing me to seek input from others, this restriction forced me to focus my attention in only one place, and in doing so, sharpened my attention so greatly that I learned and experienced much in a short amount of time. With the advent of the Internet and other sorts of media, our world has shrunk and we have access to so many more different types of spiritual teaching. There’s a tendency to get caught by the glamour of this one, the dazzle of that one and the promises of yet a third one. We may dabble in meditation, chanting, praying, yoga, bodywork, astral travel, communication with various kinds of spirits and so on. But what we need to remember in our spiritual journeys is that beneath all the different trappings of any kind of study is the development of attention. Every teacher may approach this differently, but ultimately they seek to develop the level and focus of our attention. Why? Because we create that which we attend to. Our attention is a tractor beam that calls to us that which we focus on.

94. Teaching Resources And Support Online teaching resources including lesson plans and activities, This site provides links on elite coaching, coaching tips and resources. http://www-library.uow.edu.au/eresources/subjects/educ/educteach.html

All of UOW Arts Archives Commerce Creative Arts Education Engineering Informatics Law Library Science Media/News Staff website IT Services Research UniCentre URAC UOW Library Resources by subject Find E-books New books Journal articles / Databases Journal titles ... Exam papers Borrowing View borrowing record Borrowing information Document Delivery Additional services Staff Researchers Postgraduates Honours students ... Alumni Help Ask a question Teach yourself Come to a class Frequently asked questions About the Library Opening hours Our staff UOW libraries Policies ... Contact us Tell Us Suggest an item for purchase Give us your feedback Our responses to your feedback This navigation menu requires JavaScript support to activate. You can use the breadcrumb links to navigate this site. Teaching resources and support Teaching support Internet sites It is important to critically evaluate all information found on the Web Subject links Syllabus Policies Lesson plans Key learning areas ... Other useful sites for teaching resources Syllabus documents Copies of syllabus and support documents from K-12 are held in the Curriculum Resource Collection (CRC).

95. ASNE High School Journalism - Teaching Tips coaching one s son or daughter; playing sports for one s mother or father; What sports current coaches played in high Return to Teaching tips. Teachers http://www.highschooljournalism.org/Teachers/Teachers.cfm?id=33&ttid=26

96. Coaching Tips coaching tips Now with National Curriculum restraints the teaching time could be as little as 12 hours in total for the year. http://www.chinnor-rfc.com/coaching_tips.htm

Home Sponsors Who to contact? Site Map Coaching tips Wai Taumaunu – Bisham Abbey session, Monday 28 th January 2002 Developing Technical Skills Any amount of tactical development will not progress quickly enough unless the players have a sound foundation of good technique in individual and unit skills. In state secondary schools over the last two decades the amount of time devoted to teaching rugby has seriously diminished. A P.E. teacher in the sixties and seventies could devote up to 2 hours a week on teaching rugby for a whole term. Now with National Curriculum restraints the teaching time could be as little as 12 hours in total for the year. As a result of this most young players playing at or near National level are seriously handicapped in the team game by a deficiency in all round technical skills. Players may be stronger, more powerful, faster, and possess sound knowledge of their nutritional needs, but struggle with the skills needed to play this faster, dynamic game. How much do we emphasise or encourage the two sidedness of games play?

97. Basketball Coaching Video, Teaching The Full Court Match Up Press Basketball Vid This basketball coaching video covers teaching the press, 1on-1, 2-on-2, 3-on-3, This basketball instructional video is full of basketball coaching tips. http://www.hitrunscore.com/827008548538-coaches-choice-basketball-video.html

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98. Coaching Tips **To see an Archive of previous coaching tips click here! My parents were teaching me how to behave in a restaurant but Brad was teaching me about being http://www.lifeartistrycoaching.com/coachingtips.htm

Possibility ... Power ... Passion a safe place for support, motivation, organization, laughter, growth, goals, dreams, life, careers, business and... YOUR SPIRIT!!! Sign up for my 5 Minute Coaching Tips Newsletter Email: To See a Sample Issue CLICK HERE Coach Certification Body One of the BEST and oldest Coach Training Schools Cutting Edge Coach Training and Research **To see an Archive of previous coaching tips click here!** What's the Magic Word? By Roger DeWitt, ACC My parents were quickly approaching retirement age (44 and 50) when I was born. They jokingly called me “their little surprise package.” I suppose that I was for two people who could have easily been grandparents. The way that they decided to deal with a toddler in their golden years was to do exactly what they were planning to do anyway and simply take me along. So they dressed me at 3 years old in my little suit, taught me how to behave when we went out and of course made sure I said “please” and “thank you.” My mother loved telling the story of taking me to the Windsor restaurant (very chic!) and get a total charge out of watching the waiters get such a kick out of the three year old who said “I’ll hab duh chateau briand, blood rare puh-dees.” I still order my steaks that way. I was reminded of what my parents taught me recently when my partner, Brad, noticed that I had taken special care in cleaning - I think it was the windows or some such – and made a special point of saying thank you to me and telling me how much that extra effort meant to him. From my perspective it was such a little thing. I don’t even remember exactly what he was thanking me for but what really stuck was the sincerity of the thank you. I mean I can still remember as I write how good that made me feel. I felt acknowledged, valued, loved, important and that my contributions – even the small ones – were noticed and valuable. My parents were teaching me how to behave in a restaurant but Brad was teaching me about being valued.

99. Notes & Reflections At its essence, coaching involves the coach observing a teacher teaching a lesson and discussing the tips for Giving Feedback are offered below. http://www.ncrel.org/info/notes/fall03/change.htm

: Issue 5 Summer/Fall, 2003 Teacher Collaboration Supports Instructional Change Collaboration Harnesses the Energy of Change "The best way to get teachers to accept new ideas is [to have] one of their colleagues help them see the usefulness [of the new ideas]. Then they are willing to make the change." There are several collaborative approaches to professional development. This issue will focus on three that have been used successfully as part of a long-term effort to introduce a new instructional strategy. They are coaching, modeling, and group discussions. The first part of this newsletter summarizes these approaches, and the second part illustrates how they were used to reform the instructional strategies of a large urban school district. Teachers Coaching Teachers Coaches often go through special training sessions to learn how to provide effective feedback and to promote reflection on instructional practice. "Tips for Giving Feedback" are offered below. Teachers also need training about how to listen to feedback. An online list, Principles of Receiving Feedback , is available from the Coalition of Essential Schools.

100. Kenchertow.com | Training Tips | Article | Coaching Youth Wrestling This is a very important facet of coaching young people. I realized there is much more to coaching than just teaching moves. http://www.kenchertow.com/training_tips/article_coaching_youth.html

TECHNIQUE Importance of Freestyle/Greco 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 Eat to Pin Water or Sport Drinks 7 Rules Of Nutrition TRAINING EXERCISES Shadow Wrestling Beneficial Exercises STRENGTH TRAINING Special Considerations Strength Training and Nutrition VIDEO ANALYSIS Video Review 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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