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Newsletter No Newsletter No. 1 | March/April/May Contact Simon on 0404 995 096 or [email protected] www.dynamicfootyskills.com.au facebook.com/dynamicfootyskills Meet DFS AFL ambassador Hamish McIntosh By Ben Pollard Geelong Cats AFL ruckman Hamish McIntosh may have a coaching career waiting for him when he hangs up his playing boots. The 203cm McIntosh, who played 107 games with North Melbourne before moving to Geelong over the off-season, has been working with Dynamic Footy Skills for the last two years. On the morning of Wednesday April 10, the 28 year old was at Parade College, Bundoora, conducting skills sessions and games for 30 U10 to U13 players (including Youth recently working to achieve with footy (on TV). I just loved the game. Girls players) from the Northern TAC Cup club Northern Knights “It’s the only thing I’ve wanted to do Football League. and the Vic Metro underage my whole life.” McIntosh said being able to representative squad. While McIntosh said having the work with the kids through DFS “I was just helping out with their passion for football was important, was a welcome change from the rucks and midfields,” McIntosh said. demands of the professional AFL all juniors need a bit of a helping environment. “I just tried to get out and further hand. After all, even he did. develop myself as a coach and as “I like playing the games and having a person, and hopefully when footy “I always needed a bit of help,” McIntosh said. “The footy side of a bit of fun, just kicking the footy does finish one day, I can transition around and feeling like you’re a kid to a career post-footy.” things was alright, but I couldn’t again,” he said. “All the kids are run a lap of the field without pretty here to improve themselves, but McIntosh reflected fondly on much stopping five times. they’re all obviously here to have a his own junior career at Albury- lot of fun. Wodonga and said his love for the “If I had my time over again, I game hadn’t died since those early would’ve loved to probably run a bit “You join in and feel like you’re 12 days. more as a young kid and it would’ve or 13 again.” made the game a bit easier for me “I couldn’t wait to get up and play these days.” McIntosh said the best part of his footy on a Saturday,” he said. “I’d role as a DFS mentor was seeing go home after a game and I’d kick And that’s exactly the kind of lesson juniors’ skills improve. the footy all Saturday, kick the footy Hamish McIntosh is passing onto It’s an outcome he has also been on Sunday and watch any sort of the footy-mad youth of today. DFS Partners Contact Simon on 0404 995 096 or [email protected] Newsletter www.dynamicfootyskills.com.au No. 1 | March/April/May facebook.com/dynamicfootyskills 2012 Summer Training Program 175 players from four different junior development coach – share his wisdom photo) and Taylor Duryea (right in photo), leagues (NFL, YJFL, EDFL and RDFL) from many years of experience at AFL the day also including a tour and talk completed the eight-week Dynamic Footy level and to hear from Grimley as the DFS/ within the Ricoh Centre facilities. Western Skills STP program over the football off- AFL ambassador. Bulldogs youngster Nathan Hrovat was season. another AFL player to attend the program The STP included training sessions over the eight weeks. The program was held at two locations – focused on skills and game sense, North (in Bundoora) and North-West (in provided by expert junior football coaches. Another special training session was taken Niddrie) – and kicked off with an induction Participants were physically tested using by DFS strength and conditioning guru night on Monday October 8, 2012 featuring AFL Draft Combine methods and had Dave Veli, focusing on – you guessed it – AFL premiership coach Mark ‘Choco’ their kicking action analysed by video. Williams and Hawthorn AFL player Sam Every player also received a personalised strength and conditioning. Grimley as guest speakers. jumper. The program finished with matches played 350 players and parents were in Grimley (left, in photo below) led a training at Collingwood’s spiritual home ground, attendance at La Trobe University, session at the Ricoh Centre (Waverley Victoria Park, where five games were held Bundoora, to hear Williams – former Port Park, Hawthorn’s home ground) with his for the U11, 12, 13, 14 and 15+ age groups Adelaide coach and current Richmond Hawk teammates Liam Shiels (centre in - a thrill for all involved! 2013 Pre-Season Training Program Decision making, game sense and strength and conditioning were the names of the game during the Dynamic Footy Skills PTP. 60 players registered for the six-week program, held on Monday nights from February 11 to March 18. Hamish McIntosh was the star of the show, with the big Geelong AFL ruckman taking training sessions, passing on his football wisdom and generally having a ‘ball’ with the participants. The program finished with two intra- matches for the U11-12 and U13+ age groups, where all the players’ learnt knowledge was put to the test in a game environment! DFS Partners Contact Simon on 0404 995 096 or [email protected] Newsletter www.dynamicfootyskills.com.au No. 1 | March/April/May facebook.com/dynamicfootyskills NFL April school holiday development programs 35 players from 11 different Northern the same tests that AFL Draft hopefuls Beep test: Football League clubs attended the complete at the National AFL Draft Youth Girls: Bailey Schultz (Montmorency Dynamic Footy Skills development Combine in November each year. JFC) 9.2; Jasmine Hallet (South Morang program held at Parade College on JFC) 8.7. Tuesday April 9 and Wednesday April 10. 55 U14 rep players, 70 U15 rep players U14: Jimmy Gatt (Wallan JFC) 12.11; and 30 Youth Girls rep players completed Christian Pisano (Bundoora T’Bolts JFC) AFL players such as Hamish McIntosh the testing, and some outstanding results 12.7. (Geelong), Dylan Grimes (Richmond) from the session are listed below: U15: Lachlan Trudgeon (Greensborough and Sam Grimley (Hawthorn) helped lead JFC) 13.7; Donovan Stuart (Northcote 20-metre sprint test: skills sessions, football games, match play JFC) 12.11. situations and AFL Draft Combine testing Youth Girls: Courtney (South Morang JFC) sessions. 3.164; Larissa Cullan (South Morang JFC) Vertical leap test: 3.176. Youth Girls: Larissa Cullen (South Morang Joining them were DFS coaches, including U14: Ahmad Ahmad (Northcote JFC) JFC) 56cm; Mia Traviato (Montmorency Vic Metro U12 and U15 coach and selector 3.017; Christian Pisano (Bundoora T’Bolts FJC) 55cm; Jaime Lee McCarthy (Mill Park David Witchell, director of coaching at JFC) 3.030. JFC) 53cm. St Monica’s High School and current U15: Jacob Bateman (Whittlesea JFC) U14: Kyle McGaw (Epping JFC) 64cm; Bundoora FC premiership full back Ben 2.908; Matthew Coen (Whittlesea JFC) Patrick Howe (Northcote JFC) 63cm. Shelton, Northern Knights head recruiter 2.913. U15: Jacob Bateman (Whittlesea JFC) and development coach Brett Potter, DFS 77cm; Mitchell Dunstan (Eltham JFC) Agility test: coaching director Adrian Talarico and DFS 68cm. head of strength and conditioning Dan Youth Girls: Larissa Cullen (South Morang Freeman. JFC) 8.506; Molly Petruccelle (Epping JFC) 8.982. DFS also held a NFL interleague U14: Jack Petruccelle (Epping JFC) 8.733; representative squad testing day at La Mark Hughes (Diamond Creek JFC) 8.734. Trobe University on Monday April 8. The U15: Donovan Stuart (Northcote JFC) joint DFS/NFL initiative is designed to give 8.454; Matthew Coen (Whittlesea JFC) talented players a chance to experience 8.515. Clockwise from above right: Richmond’s Dylan Grimes with DFS coaching director Adrian Talarico; Hawthorn’s Sam Grimley with two fans; NFL juniors work on their upper body strength; Geelong’s Hamish McIntosh with Youth Girls representatives; and participants enjoy some fun and games. The Northern Football League recently announced Dynamic Footy Skills as the League’s official junior development partner. This announcement is very exciting for junior football within the northern corridor, because not only will this association have many benefits for NFL juniors and junior clubs, it now allows all NFL interleague representative players full and priority access to future DFS programs. DFS Partners Contact Simon on 0404 995 096 or [email protected] Newsletter www.dynamicfootyskills.com.au No. 1 | March/April/May facebook.com/dynamicfootyskills YJFL April school holiday development program 100 players from 16 different Yarra 30 of the U15 to U17 players completed a Junior Football League clubs attended session of AFL Draft Combine testing on the Dynamic Footy Skills development Friday 12. Some outstanding results from program held at Bulleen Park on Thursday that session are listed below: April 11 and Friday April 12. 20-metre sprint test: Nick Florio (Park Skill development was the focus for Orchards JFC) 2.812; Rudi Hunt (Park participants, who ranged in age group from Orchards JFC) 2.900; Chris Wang Tackers to Colts. They learnt from some wise heads too, including current AFL (Banyule JFC) 2.989. players Jack Ziebell (North Melbourne) and Agility test: Hemi Raheke (St Marys JFC) Alan Toovey (Collingwood). 8.063; Andrew S 8.288. DFS coaches for the development program Vertical leap test: Nick Florio (Park included the coaches listed in the NFL program wrap on the previous page, as Orchards JFC) 60cm; Lewis Blampfield (Banyule JFC) 58cm; Hemi Raheke (St well as ex-YJFL junior and former Northern Knights captain and best and fairest Doug Marys JFC) 58cm.
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