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One of the Primary Objectives of the Board of Directors for 2016, Will Be One of the primary objectives of the board of directors for 2016, will be to provide coaches with the support, mentorship and resources available to assist in making this season a success for you, your coaching staff, players and parents. Within the following pages, you will find an outline of the expectations and responsibilities of a Hornets coach. As part of the expectations, you will be required to attend Coaching Clinics, an on floor practical coaching session, CDLA sponsored certification clinics (if required) as well as, Hornet meetings. This manual will provide you with a clear objective as a coach. Success will be determined on the development of technical skills, individual tactics, team tactics, team play systems and strategy at different age levels within our association. It is important to note, that this is a guideline to use as part of your seasonal plan and practice planning, but does not include the basic foundation required to play the game. Success will continue to be based on the development of players from one season to the next and not on wins and losses alone. The Hornets are committed to providing players an opportunity to enjoy playing the sport they love, in a safe and fun learning environment. The development of individual skills, physical fitness, sportsmanship, team play and social interaction are all common goals shared within the association. The Board of Directors are dedicated to making your experience as a coach this season a positive one and welcome any input on improving the overall program. Sincerely, Hornets Executive Board of Directors We are proud to continue to partner with ELEV8 Lacrosse to bring you the Hornets Coaching Development Program. The program is solely focused on mentoring you as a lacrosse coach; it is not a certification session. We’ve updated the structure and delivery of the topics to be covered. We strongly recommend participation in your dedicated session, because as an organization the Hornets believe that taking full advantage of this opportunity will be very beneficial for the players and you as an effective coach. This is an excellent opportunity to continue to grow your knowledge of the game and learn practical game skills no matter the level of experience or education you may have already obtained. You will receive professional instruction from ELEV8 Coaching Staff, which consist of: • Geoff Snider, President and Founder of ELEV8 Lacrosse (9 years NLL, 9 years MLL, Philadelphia Wings, Calgary Roughnecks, Atlanta Blaze, Team Canada Player and U19 Coach) • Bob Snider, Director of Player Development and Operations. (Team Canada, Calgary Roughnecks, Bellarmine University) • Dan MacRae, Instructor. (Calgary Roughnecks, Victoria Shamrocks) • And others . Our main objectives include: 1. Introduce correct and proper skill development from basic to advanced skills, theory and strategy in each age category. 2. Identify essential building blocks of practice planning that can be altered to meet the needs of your team. 3. Provide positive and insightful discussion on game situations, practices and player development. Ultimately implementing correct theory, strategy, and skill sets to age appropriate groups to raise the level of play, development and fun had by players. This year we are offering sessions based on your coaching experience. Each session will run for 3 hours, 2 hours on-floor practice and 1 hour “classroom” discussion. Session 1: This session provides an energetic approach to basic lacrosse fundamentals. You will learn basic theory and be introduced to a successful coaching framework. This session is ideal for coaches who are new to lacrosse and those that have up to 3 year experience within our organization. You will be able to practice catching and passing and apply basic coaching theory and systems using game examples to prepare you for your upcoming season. DATE: March 21, 2016 | 6:00 – 9:00 PM | NE Genesis | 7555 Falconridge Blvd NE | Field House 2 Session 2: As you progress through Hornet’s organization, we expect coaches to lead, provide vision, clear expectation, honest feedback, developmental opportunities and recognition. This session will reinforce the basic fundamentals and focus on practical coaching strategies for quality performance and take steps to enhance player development and advanced game knowledge. Expect insightful discussion to increase the Hornet’s competitive edge and provide a greater understanding of the Hornet’s brand of lacrosse. This session is for coaches who have 4 or more years’ experience coaching with the Hornets Lacrosse Association. DATE: March 28, 2016 | 6:00 – 9:00 PM | NE Genesis | 7555 Falconridge Blvd NE | Field House 2 The Hornets Association will cover the instructional costs for coaching development program sessions. To register please click in the link below: Coaching Clinic Registration - http://vols.pt/UeNMgV Please come prepared to the on-floor coaching clinics with: • Running Shoes • Athletic Shorts • Stick • Gloves. To further supplement the Coaching Development Clinics above, expect ELEV8 Coaching staff to visit one team practice once your teams are set to aid in further development of your coaching staff and players. More information will be shared as it becomes available. We appreciate your dedication to the players and the Hornets organization and look forward to seeing you on the floor. 2016 Coaching Certification Courses Offered by Calgary District Lacrosse Association Registration Procedures for Coaching Certification Programs (NCCP Programs) for 2016 . Please review the following information before you initiate course registration request: 1. Email [email protected] with: . your name , home address including postal code . division you are coaching . course name, date and location you plan on attending (see list of courses below) . club you are with . list current Lacrosse NCCP certification level you hold - if none, please state "none" 2. You will be sent a course 'code'/access id and further instructions 3. You must then login to the Canadian Lacrosse Association NCCP website system 4. Complete the 'pre-clinic' assessment (this can take between 1-2 hours); this MUST be done before you attend the course 5. Once your pre-clinic assessment has been completed, you must also register online for the course via your NCCP account 6. Attend the required course, be sure you complete the attendance sheet at the clinic 7. Complete your coach's workbook online through your NCCP account. 8. Minimum age to Coach is 16 9. Please keep a record of your NCCP system login id and password as CDLA does not have access to this information 10. Your Coach certification status is available through your nccp.lacrosse.ca account in the Status tab. 11. Skipping any steps 1 through 7 will only hinder your progress in certification The following link provides instructions and screen shots on how to register and complete your pre- clinic assessment. http://szsadmin.com/Data/DocAssets440/coaching%20course%20registration%20and%20pre- assessment%20instructions.pdf Please be sure to complete steps 1-4 above when registering for a coaching certification course. Maps to locations can be found on www.calgarylacrosse.com by selecting the Information and Rink Locations or by clicking on the links below. Coaches, please be sure to bring lacrosse stick and ball and wear comfortable clothing for on floor portion of clinic. 2016 clinics are in the planning stages and will be updated to this site as soon as all details are finalized. April is typically the first month of running clinics simply due to the lack of attendance in January through March. • Mini Tyke and Tyke Coach Courses (Community Initiation) - 1 day clinic • Novice and PeeWee Coach Courses (Community Development) - 1 day clinic • Bantam and Midget Coach Courses (Competitive Introduction) – 2 DAY CLINIC YOU MUST ATTEND BOTH DAYS • ALA Coaching Certification Requirements: ALA Regulation # 19 “It is said that it takes 10,000 hours or 10,000 repetitions to master a skill.” Floor time should be designed to engage every participant consistently. Players do not attend practice to watch others play. Kids enjoy practices when they have fun and they experience improvement in their overall skills. Keys for a Great Practice: 1. Players must be on time, all the time. Coaches set the standard and lead by example. Parents are encouraged to abide by the guidelines of the team. 2. Basic skill development (catching and passing) should comprise a large part of your floor time. However, it is important to note you can work basic skill development in game-like drills as well. 3. Interaction with each and every player during a practice session is imperative for development. Positive and specific feedback is a key for learning. 4. Execute in practice. Great drills that aren’t executed properly by coaches become ineffective in the development of the player. Execution involves using all on-floor coaches, proper explanation of the drill and the expectations of the coach, having balls spotted in the proper areas, informing players of the whistle sequence (1st whistle begin, 2nd whistle stop, 3rd whistle begins next group) and providing appropriate feedback. 5. To make life easier, name your drills! Players will identify with the name, which will limit on-floor explanation at future floor times. Relate what you do in practice to games and vice versa. 6. Progression drills play an important role in teaching team tactics. Regardless of a player’s skill level, it is your responsibility as a coach to teach every player on your team. When players experience improvement in their skills, no matter what their athletic ability may be, they will continue to participate and return to learn more. Season Plan: Take the time to develop a plan for the season. This will allow the coaching staff to stay on pace in developing the players throughout the year. Practice Plans: Practice plans are essential in your preparation. Practice plans allow for total usage of allotted floor times.
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