41. NSCAA Coaching Tips Smallsided games teach combination play and foster the NSCAA coaching Academy Technical Series - Elevating Passing Quick Training tips by Jeff Vennell, NSCAA http://www.nscaa.com/tips/

Thursday, January 15, 2004 Join NSCAA Coaching Education Coaching Tips Rankings ... Job Openings NSCAA Coaching Tips The Games Within the Game Isolating smaller situations helps make 11 v. 11 more manageable. Too often, when looking at the game of soccer, people think if terms of 11 v 11 when playing or coaching. However, the key is to find ways to isolate the game into various 1 v. 1, 2 v. 1, 2 v. 2 and 3 v. 2 situations. Passing and Shooting Exercises Seven drills from Success in Soccer magazine targeted to youth players in the 12- to 14-year range These drills come from Success in Soccer magazine and are intended to work on passing and shooting skills in youth players in the 12- to 14-year range. Overview: Young Players Ages 12 to 14 Examining the characteristics of a young player This sidebar article from Success in Soccer magazine looks at the characteristics of young players ages 12 to 14 and the impact of those characteristics on a coach's training plan. The Effective Assistant Coach A true partner or simply a "yes-man" or a glorified "go-fer"? This is a subject that I have rarely seen addressed but which I also consider to be of extreme importance. Many teams have either assistant coaches or co-coaches who end up playing the role of cone-fetcher or, even worse, merely stands around and has no input at all.

42. Youth Baseball Drills And Coaching Baseball Tips Handbook. to call the ball while catching grounders; calling grounders makes it easier to teach them to Admit you could use more coaches to help the team Batting tips http://www.t-ballcoaching.com/tips.htm

TballCoaching.com presents these coaching baseball tips and drills for free. If you have a coaching baseball tip or drill to share please E-mail the tip to coach@t-ballcoaching.com Bats are a safety issue... Keep all bats in one place on the field. Keep one parent there to supervise at all times. Equipment will be lost... Tell parents to put players' last name and phone number on all personal equipment (i.e. under the bill of the cap). Buying a glove... Find out which hand the player can throw most accurately with. Buy a glove for the opposite hand. Reccommmend a glove that closes easily. Players do not know the field... For very young players, run them around the bases before each game. Home plate is the most dangerous position... With young players, you may choose to eliminate the catcher position. Always have a coach with the catcher to guard against the following: Batter throwing the bat Upcoming batters swinging the bat Catcher being hurt by runner from third Young players are unfamiliar with the game Your least experienced players need your best effort.

43. Coaching Tips coaching tips. How Kids Learn. To motivate them successfully, coaches need to provide the following learning environment teach one skill at a time. http://www.1v1soccer.com/fitness.htm

Player Development Staff Coaching Development Overseas Trips ... 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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Dribbling Shooting Passing Skills and Drills ... About Us My Coaching Philosophy By Tony DiCicco The objective in any team sport is to transform the group from a mere collection of talented individuals into a highly cohesive unit so that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. -Colleen Hacker Even before stepping onto the field for tryouts or the first day of the season, you should know, as a coach, how you are going to approach the game. Think of it as a game plan on a larger scale, a blueprint for the kind of coach you want to be. Over the years I've been asked many times what my coaching philosophy is, so I've tried to sum it up here as succinctly as possible, breaking it into ten rather simple principles. Taken together these principles show how I approach teaching and coaching. 1. Know Your Limitations and Use Them as Strengths Whatever you do, do it to the best of your best ability. This sounds obvious and maybe even a little simplistic, but its very important corollary is that you must understand what your best abilities are and then work with them. In other words, in order to perform at the highest level, you have to know your limitations and at the same time use your strengths. Being aware of your limitations allows you to enhance your performance by surrounding yourself with the best people, which is what I've always done. Frankly, I've seen a lot of people do the opposite. People who are afraid their abilities will be undermined are threatened by the talents of others. And I have to admit that at times, I've felt that way too. It can be pretty scary to be surrounded by people more talented in some areas than you are, but in the end I've always tried to appreciate my own abilities and those of my coaching colleagues to allow us to do what was best for the team to help us win.

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Town and Country Optimist Soccer Association Coaching Tips TIP OF THE WEEK PROVIDED BY Moving As A Unit Randy O'Brien 12 Rules For Being a Good Soccer Player 1. Be aware of where and how far the nearest defender is at all times. 2. Don’t turn into defensive pressure, move away from pressure to buy time. 3. When shielding the ball, create a bubble around your body by staying low and extending your arms. 4. When receiving, never stop a moving ball. Deflect the ball away from pressure or use the balls momentum to sprint to open space. 5. With a defender on your back, bad things happen when you wait for the ball. Good things happen when you go to the ball. 6. Play heads up. Look up often. 7. Don’t open your mouth if your feet aren’t moving and you are not in a good position to call for the ball.

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BACK TO HOME THE LATEST TIP DOUBLE WING/COACHING TIPS E-MAIL QUESTIONS OR SUGGESTIONS Read my SCHOLASTIC COACH article on our "WILDCAT" direct-snap package 102. In seventeen years of running the winged-T we have always rotated the ball as the center snapped it. This was done so that the laces were placed correctly into the Q.B.'s fingers. In watching your Troubleshooting video however, yo go to some length to explain that hiding the ball is more advantageous than faking. To that end you bring the football immediately into the groin in a point-to-point fashion. Is the ball being snapped point-to-point? If so, is the QB holding his hands in the conventional manner or does he receive the ball with his thumbs up? TO SEE THIS ILLUSTRATED 101. What do you mean by "counting men" on defense? Defensive is matched up numerically Defense is a half-man short to trips side (Slanting the line toward trips would even up the numbers) 100. What plays/strategies do you use against "grub" or submarining DT's? We're already working on our list of referee points and will include what you've given us, but how do you handle them? Assuming that they are coming hard, while it may not be possible to trap them, we found toward the end of last season that what we call "Charlie" blocking (Delaware's Gut Trap) looks promising, even with our tight splits. We don't block the playside DT at all, just influencing him with the playside guard's pull and folding the center and backside guard. In running outside, the guy who submarines is vulnerable to being buried by a down block - have your lineman drive low into the gap, getting his shoulders there in front of the defender (throwing an uppercut underneath, if possible) or else shoving the defender into the ground with both hands in his back. As in all down blocking, just make sure your man gets there first to prevent pentration.

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53. Active.com - Soccer Speed, Part 4 Coaching Tips And Scheduling Soccer speed, part 4 coaching tips and scheduling speed training. As these activities teach technique and footwork, training should be early in practice. http://www.active.com/story.cfm?story_id=8714

54. About Us Also, you can get previous tips/drills by clicking on Articles going to be left with when your coaching career is Know what you want to teach and how you want http://www.thecoachingstore.com/custom/freetip.html

About Us FAQ's Free tips of the month Articles ... Contact Us Poll Question In your opinion, what position in team sports is the most fun to play? Give us your experiences in our "Discussion Forum". QUARTERBACK POINT GUARD GOALIE PITCHER CATCHER OTHER View Past Polls Each month thecoachingstore.com will post coaching tips and/or drills. The tips will be written about being better organized and improving skills. The drills will try to be in-season drills so you can try them immediately. We will try to post as many tips/drills per month as possible. We are always looking for good tips and drills. If you would like to share yours put them on the discussion forum. You can also e-mail us at tipoftheweek@thecoachingstore.com If we use your tip/drill we will give you 10% off your next order. Also, you can get previous tips/drills by clicking on "Articles" on our navigation bar. Article#39 Batting Fundamentals by Ty Cobb TY COBB'S BATTING FUNDAMENTALS Is from a letter that he wrote to rookie outfielder Sam Chapman on May 18, 1938. It first appeared in print in 1947. At .366 Ty Cobb has the highest lifetime batting average of any player in the history of baseball. He won more batting average titles(12) than any player, and in 1936 he became the first player ever selected to the Hall of Fame. Do not grip your bat at the very end.

55. Chally's Coaching Tip Tool Kit - Developing A Consultive Sales Approach Our new feature, the coaching Tip Tool Kit, continues in this Steps of Selling as well as tips for more b. Develop consultive skills to teach and demonstrate http://www.chally.com/enews/tip_consultive.html

Chally's Coaching Tip Tool Kit Proven methods for resolving the most common sales challenges Our new feature, the Coaching Tip Tool Kit, continues in this issue with tips for developing a more Consultive Sales Approach. Our research involved interviewing over 300 new or struggling salespeople to identify their most frequent and difficult sales challenges. We typically found 20-25 problems in each market some unique to a particular market, some common across the board. We then interviewed over 250 top-ranked superstars to capture their best techniques for solving the challenge, winning the customer, or capturing the order. We will identify the challenge , lay out the basic rules for success , and report on different approaches for resolution In future issues, we will address various topics within the Nine Steps of Selling as well as tips for more effective Personal Management. Developing a Consultive Sales Approach Basic Steps for Success: a. Be alert to specific customer needs;

56. Coaching Tips later, we ll more formally categorize these. To add your tips, please e For your coach s gym bag won t hold air; it s great to have a softie to teach heading; 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

57. Tips On Basic Keeper Training tips on Basic Goalkeeper Training. teach them to catch the ball, take a deep breath, let the traffic clear, and then distribute the ball. coaching points include http://www.ucs.mun.ca/~dgraham/manual/Pages/Basics/keeper.html

Overview Principles Resources Guidelines ... More Reading Tips on Basic Goalkeeper Training NB: This document presents a few hints on keeper training for young players. This is not presented as a practice plan, because an entire practice on keeper training is not appropriate for this age group, and because all players should be exposed to these basics. First let's define the age group as U-9 or U-10 and younger. A player this young should not be forced to play goalkeeper full time. All the players should get some keeper training. This training should include the rules for keepers including where they can use their hands and how they may get rid of the ball. Pay special attention to the latter since it varies widely at the lower levels. For example a local recreational league allows the keepers to run to the top of the area and get rid of the ball, whereas another league enforces the 4 step rule. Specific training should be aimed at teaching proper catching technique. Forget diving and all the advanced stuff. For the upper limit of the age group (U-9) you can begin to teach positioning. Stress importance of protecting near post, cutting down angle, and moving across the goal mouth as the ball moves across the field. You can teach them to come off the line for free balls in the area where they can handle the ball beginning at the U-7 level. Spend time also on what to do after the keeper gets the ball. Teach the kids not to panic. Lots of kids in this age (and older too) want to get rid of the ball as soon as possible. Teach them to catch the ball, take a deep breath, let the traffic clear, and then distribute the ball. U-8 and younger you probably want to kick, throw, or whatever the ball as far up field as possible. When you reach U-9, you can probably start adding other options, if the field players have sufficient skill to retain control of the ball after the keeper gets it to them. If the field players lack skill, then its still best to blast the ball up-field.

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59. Kenchertow.com | Training Tips | Article | Coaching Youth Wrestling 8. teach more than just technique. I left full time college coaching in 1994 to devote more of my time to working with young wrestlers. 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 Benficial Exercises STRENGTH TRAINING Specials Considerations 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.

60. Coaching - TIPS For The Home- Based Mom Rising Women Magazine. coaching. Here are some tips to keep in mind to prevent the overlap. 3) Share Your Business teach your family about your business. http://www.risingwomen.com/arcmoland1.htm

Coaching TIPS for the Home-Based Business Mom By Tracy Moland of The Gift of Time "Sorry about the noise, the business daycare is located right beside my office!” Have you ever used that line? Or wished you could? Why is it that every time the business line rings, the kids NEED Mommy. Welcome to the life of a work-at-home mom. We go about our work a little differently than some women, but we still do it. Are we as professional? Or as effective? You bet we are. As any parent knows, parenting is a full time job. But many of us also work and some of us work from home. We often choose to work from home so that we can spend more time with our families and it usually works. It does not come easy and sometimes the two start to blend and cross lines, and neither is done effectively. Here are some tips to keep in mind to prevent the overlap. 1) Unique Time Slots 2) Schedule 3) Share Your Business 4) Have a Plan - Sometimes, even with time slots and a schedule something will happen. Make sure you have a plan. I have held business meetings at a restaurant with a play area. I have a day home I can call. Others have a box of different toys or candy that you can pull out as a distraction. 5) Create Systems - Create different systems for you and your family to use. Use a signal such as holding your hand in the air to signal it is a business call and the kids need to wait. Create a mini office with similar items for the kids to play at when you are working.

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