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Today not red or yellow or green...
How old are you?
There are things we can control
How old do you feel? How old do you behave? Do you have old attitudes?
But what about your ears?

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Be prepared after reviewing the items in the Week 6 folder to work in pairs for much of Lecture 6.

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Method 1

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Season Planning

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Major Questions to Consider When Putting Together a Seasonal Plan | Coaching Association of Canada

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Coaching Association of Canada | Major Questions to Consider When Putting Together a Seasonal Plan | If you've ever planned a season for a team or group of athletes, you know it's not an easy task.

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Very Detailed Template

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Analysis of Planning and Running Practices

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Analysis of Planning and Running Practices

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Not necessary but so that you have the lexicon of current thinking around Practice Planning

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Planning a Practice

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Planning a Practice: 3 Simple Components | Coaching Association of Canada

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Coaching Association of Canada | Planning a Practice: 3 Simple Components | The activities you choose and the way you run them should be guided by your goal. Starting with a clearly defined and articulated goal can help the athlete focus on the task at hand, and help you break down the skill and stay focused on relevant feedback.

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Get your heart rate up
Change your internal temperature

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This is not normal

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Comprehensive

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Joint

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Competition/Decision Making
Post Run, Dynamic Stretch, Mobility

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Team Building/Decision Making
Post cool down/ debrief

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Multiple Practice Planning

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Characteristics of the Initiation/Acquisition phase

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Method 1:
Explaining
Modelling
Practicing
Intervening

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Method 1: Overhand Throwing:
Frisbee Hold: Hold the frisbee with your thumb on top and remaining fingers hooked underneath.
Body Stance: Step into each throw leading with the same leg as the arm you are throwing with.
The Motion: Pull the frisbee to your body bending at your elbow and wrist, ready to unwind and release. Unwind your arm launching the frisbee forward, releasing your frisbee with a flick of the wrist. Frisbee will spin stronger and further if, when you release it, your frisbee is parallel with the ground and index finger is pointing to where you want it to go at point of release.
Release: Ensure at point of release, arm is straight.
Remedial Practice: Practice throwing frisbee in the air, tossing it straight up. This will help you learn the flicking wrist motion involved in a pass.
Jessica S., Jessica C., Shondell B., Chris H., Collin T., Stephanie L.

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Characteristics of the
Early Consolidation Phase

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Personal

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Method 2

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Method 2:
Dribble
Read cues
Footwork
Attack Retreat Attack
Create Space
Shoot under pressure

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List of websites

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Method 2:
Notice length of explanation
Footwork
Restrict space
Create space using retreat

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Characteristics of
Late Consolidation and
Refinement Phase

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Method 3:
Notice the explanation
Notice the success criteria
Notice the use of whiteboard during interventions
Notice the placement of athletes not in the drill
Simulated game play
Cue Reading

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NHL Skills: Coaching Penalty Kill Box From Canadian Tire Hockey School