I've got 100's of pages of research I've compiled over about 20 years on training and coaching just sitting there, with the intention of being used as content but rarely does.
As I'm in the middle of packing and then moving house next week, this is the perfect opportunity to utilise some of it.
This new series is called "1 Liners from my Research Files" which is exactly what it suggests.
In the next few weeks there will also be posts on learning, teaching, sport psychology and other aspects of sports coaching.
Today I've pulled all 1 line pieces of info from my files on everything youth development, training and coaching + I'll link to Twitter accounts of those I have noted the author of so feel free to check each of them out and greatly extend your learning space.
- Training Don’ts (Shane Smith) x long runs, large sided games, aggressive instructions, long lines, demanding silence, long warm ups, long duration stretching, having only a winning focus, being too serious, focusing on skill technique over coaching, making it about you
- Shane Smith – consider those who don’t get a lot of the ball in games, who don’t stand out or are too shy to call for a pass and give them extra time, encouragement and opportunities
- Be child centered, be holistic, be inclusive, fun/safe, prioritise the love of the sport over learning the sport, focus on fundamental skills over sport specific skills, engage parents positively, plan progressive programs, use different methods to enhance learning, use competition in a developmental way
- .01% of youth athletes will be world champs but 99.9% will hopefully be lifelong supporters/lovers/contributors to their sport, so coach accordingly
- Grant Jenkins – kids don’t specialise at school so why should they at sport?
For full access to all 44 of these 1 liners, register for a level q membership at https://aussierulestraining.com/membership-account/membership-levels/.
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