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Subject :Practice Techniques from a coaches perspective..
2009-08-20 21:18:39
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Tips and Guide Lines for Coaches At Practice
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Practice Techniques from a coaches perspective
* Teach winning, always have competition.
* As a coach you must be consistent with your players.
* Make time for shooting everyday....poles included.
* Drill at game speed, hide endurance training in the drills
* Repetition is the key to sucess.
* Teach the unsettled
* Rides and clears, the tranistion from defense to offense, its an attitude!
* punish with push-up's. ( Running a lap does not help the player, push-ups, at least make the player stronger.)
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During A Game
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Coaches Communicating & Beating the Whistle
* "Beat the whistle,” both offense and defense. Players must hussle to be in postion offensively and on thier man defensively prior to the whistle being blown.
* Communication is vital to success for both offense and defense. The more that your team communicates, the better they will be.
* Coaching scenarios: Best player with the ball after a time out? 2 minutes left down by a goal and vice-versa
* Coaching Pace: Don’t rush the game, the coach is the leader of the team, your team will respond to your energy and body language.
Coach Horrigan was a featured speaker at the 2003 U.S. Lacrosse Convention in Baltimore, MD. Click here to see the slide show.
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