Transitions, how to get from...
A to B!
What is a Progression?
An advancement in classes to continue developing players skills.
Tell, Show, Tell, Go!
Eye contact, Gestures and Facial Expressions are all examples of what?
Types of Body Language (and nonverbal communication)
Steps of a Transition...
Freeze, Challenge, Direction, Go!
What is the number 1 most common Progression?
Games without a ball → games with a ball
What does the Teaching Model LTE include that the regular Teaching Model does not?
What are the two types of Constant Talk?
Individual Based and Team Based
What is NOT considered a Transition?
Water break.
What are the Progression focuses for U6 and U8?
Maintains engagement
Challenges players as they develop
What are the two main parts of a Parent Directive?
Highlight the benefits of the game/activity you will be playing
Direct the Parents on how to participate during the game/activity
How can we build trust with our players?
1. Learn their names
2. Be consistent on and off the field
What is the number 1 most common Transition?
Score a goal!
What are the Progression focuses for 1's to 4's classes?
Gauge your classes ability
How is the class progressing as a whole
What are the parts of the second Tell?
Reiterates any main points of the game
Review any rules of the game
Instructing Players to Circle, Magic Talking Ball, Asking Name and Favourite ? are all apart of our...
Opening Circle!
When planning out a Transition, coaches should ask themselves these two questions.
What equipment needs to be removed or added for my next game?
How much time will it take me to set up and or have the kids clean up?
Coaches should ONLY use Progressions if...
More than 80% of the class is able to complete the skill you are currently learning or
One player is far above the rest of the class
How can we ensure we are giving proper instructions? (Three part answer)
Giving one instruction at a time
Grading language for the level of your players
Keeping directions simple
What are the three main parts to the First Day Speech?
What the parents can expect from the coach
What the parents can expect from their children
What you, the coach, expect from the parents