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Peewee Coaching Binder Peewee: AAA, AA, A Table of Contents Page 2 to 6: NCCP Coaching Certification Page 7 to 8: Emergency Action Plan Pages 9 to 11: Roster Info/ Players INFO & Medical Pages 12 to 16: Practice Plans Pages 17 to 19: Extra Drills Page 20: Coaching Resources NCCP Training Head Coach: Assistant Coach: On-Line Initiation On-line Initiation Initiation Clinic Initiation Clinic Planning Clinic Planning Clinic Absolutes Clinic Absolutes Clinic Teaching & Learning Teaching & Learning Making Ethical Decisions Regional Evaluation + Eval practice session Pro Development Points Any head coach along with the assistants, must continuously get Professional Development ​ Points throughout three years To keep your NCCP active. On the next page, there will be a list ​ on how to do that. You must acquire 12 (PD) points in that 3 year period. Context (includes any gradation) Total points PD in 3 years ​ ​ Instruction – Beginners 6 Regional/Provincial Coach 12 Competition – Development 18 ​Approved Professional Development Events Baseball Canada events ○ Baseball Canada Superclinic (3 pts) ○ Baseball Canada High Performance Coaches Seminar (3 pts) ○ Baseball Canada Bantam Girls Cuba Camp (3 pts) ○ Baseball Canada Junior National Team Spring Camp (3 pts) ○ Baseball Canada Junior National Team Fall Camp (3 pts) ○ My First Pitch workshop (1 pt) Provincial events ● Baseball BC ○ Baseball BC Super Clinic (3 pts) ○ BC Minor Baseball Coaches Convention (3 pts) ○ NW Portland Coaches Clinic (3 pts) ○ Douglas College QDPE Conference (3 pts) ● Baseball Sask ○ Baseball Sask Baseball Coaches Seminar (3 pts) ● Baseball Manitoba ○ Baseball Manitoba Catcher Clinic (1 pt/hr, max 3 pts) ○ Baseball Manitoba Coaches Convention (3 pts) ○ Power Smart Manitoba Games Coach Seminar (3 pts) ○ Coach Developer Seminar (3 pts) ● Baseball Ontario ○ Baseball Ontario Best Ever Clinic (3 pts) ○ LifeMark Centric Health, Concussion Awareness Webinar (1 pt) ● Baseball Quebec ○ Convention des entraîneurs de Baseball Québec (3 pts) ● Baseball Nova Scotia ○ Baseball NS Coaches Seminar (1 pt/hr, max 3 pts) ● Baseball PEI ○ Baseball PEI Coaches Seminar (1 pt/hr, max 3 pts) ● Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) ○ Make Ethical Decisions (MED) module (5 pts) ○ Planning a Practice module (5 pts) ○ Nutrition module (5 pts) ○ Design a Basic Sport Program module (5 pts) ○ Basic Mental Skills module (5 pts) ○ Teaching and Learning module (5 pts) ○ Developing Athletic Abilities pre-workshop session (5 pts) ○ Developing Athletic Abilities module (5 pts) ○ Prevention and Recovery module (5 pts) ○ Leading Drug-free Sport module (5 pts) ○ Managing Conflict module (5 pts) ○ Psychology of Performance module (5 pts) ○ Coaching and Leading Effectively module (5 pts) ○ Leading Drug-Free Sport Online Evaluation (5 pts) ○ Managing Conflict Online Evaluation (5 pts) ○ Make Ethical Decisions Online Evaluation - Community Sport (5 pts) ○ Make Ethical Decisions Online Evaluation - Competition – Introduction (5 pts) ○ Make Ethical Decisions Online Evaluation - Competition – Development (5 pts) ○ Make Ethical Decisions Online Evaluation - Instruction Stream (5 pts) ○ Coach Developer - Evaluator Core Training (20 pts) ○ Coach Developer - Learning Facilitator Core Training (25 pts) ○ Coach Developer - Master Learning Facilitator/Master Evaluator Core Training (30 pts) ○ Coaching Athletes with a Disability (5 pts) ​ ○ Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) (5 pts) ○ Empower + (5 pts) ○ Making Head Way in Sport (5 pts) ○ Making Head Way in Football (5 pts) ○ Making Head Way in Soccer (5 pts) ○ Making Head Way in Speed Skating (5 pts) ○ Making Head Way in Freestyle Ski (5 pts) ○ Making Head Way in Snowboard (5 pts) ○ Air Aware (5 pts) ○ Aboriginal Coaching Modules (5 pts) ○ Resistance training (5 pts) ○ Petro-Canada Sport Leadership sportif Conference (3 pts) ● Other events ○ Umpire Clinic (All Provinces) (3 pts) ○ Blue Jays Baseball Academy National Coaching Clinic (3 pts) ○ Blue Jays Honda Instructional Clinics (3 pts) ○ Blue Jays Honda Super Camps (3 pts) ○ Baseball Atlantic Coaches Conference (3 pts) ○ World Children Baseball Fair (3 pts) ○ American Baseball Coaches Association Convention (ABCA) (3 pts) ○ Be the Best you are Coaches Clinic (Cherry Hill) (3 pts) ○ Mohegan Sun Coaches Clinic (3 pts) EAP Emergency phone numbers: 9-1-1 for all emergencies Head Coach Cell: Assistant coach Cell: Kiwanis Field “On Location Phone #”: NONE ​ ​ ​ Kiwanis Field Address: 470 Edmonton Ave E., Penticton, BC V2A 2H2 ​ Penticton Regional hospital: 550 Carmi Ave, Penticton, BC V2A 3G6 ​ Charge person (1st option): Charge person (2nd option): Charge person (3rd option): Call person (1st option): Call person (2nd option): Call person (3rd option): Directions to Penticton Regional Hospital from Kiwanis FIeld: ● Head East on Edmonton Avenue ● Turn Right on Government Street ● Follow Government Street for 1.5 km ● Hospital is on Right side of Government Street Player Info & Parent Contact Player Player Player DOB Parent(s) Parent(s) Parent(s) Name Phone # Name Email Phone # Player Medical Cards Name: Jersey # Address: Age: Birthdate: Sex: Team: BC Health card#: Parent/Guardian Name(s): Address: Phone #: Emergency Contact: List 5 year Illness history: Specific Injuries: Other Illnesses or Surgery: Family Physician: Phone #: Check if your player(s) suffer from any of the following Asthma: Heart Disease: Diabetes: Recurring Headache: Blackouts: Seizures: Chest Pain: Do you require the use of corrective lenses: Immunization year of last Tetanus shot: List of Allergies and /or Medications currently prescribed: Date Completed: Important Information • Keep medical history cards located in coach’s bag within plastic envelopes • If athlete requires ambulance transport, hand the appropriate medical card to medical personnel • Update information regularly Practice Plan 1 Location: Kiwanis Field 5 min: Explain Plan 20 Min: Run, Stretch, Throw 10 Min: Base Running ● Use all four bases on the field, or make four bases in the OF ○ How to hit first properly ○ Rounding first ○ Leading off first ○ Secondary lead ○ Diving Back to First 30 Min: Group Defence ● Split into two groups ● One group is OF & one group is INF ● 15 min stations then switch ● INF: ○ Triangle fielding drill ○ 3 Cone drill (attack the Baseball) ○ Partner ground balls ● OF: ○ Re-explanation to getting behind baseball ○ Partner Flyball Catch (work behind ball Baseball) ○ Route run and catch 30 Min: Over the Line ● Split field into two half (Left Field & Right Field) ● Set out three lines of cones( Edge of INF, one pair 20-30ft after and another one 20-30 ft after that) ● Split players into two equal teams ● One team is on defense and one team is hitting (can use coach pitch or hit off Tee) ● Each Line of Cones is one base if the ball gets past the players ● Errors also equal a base ● Each team either gets three outs or everyone hits before you switch Practice Plan 2 Location: Kiwanis Field 5 min: Explain Plan 20 Min: Run, Stretch, Throw (intro to pickoff moves; basics) 10 Min: Base Running ● Use all four bases on the field, or make four bases in the OF ○ How to hit first properly ○ Rounding first ○ Leading off first ○ Secondary lead ○ Diving Back to First 30 Min: Pitching and Hitting Stations ● Pitching ○ Finding a set position (stretch) ○ Relaxed leg lift with balance ○ Stride while keeping leg in tight (Kershaw) ○ Weight balanced, Chest up, reach out front ○ Follow through (let your body do its thing) ● Hitting ○ Find a comfortable hitting position ○ Weight transfer with stride ○ Explain back hip and hand movement ○ Slomo swing w/ finding Contact point ● Pitching Drills ○ Partener catch ○ Shadow pitching on line ○ 21/11 point game with pitching mechanics ○ Slow Mo pitching (feel mechanics) ● Hitting Drills ○ Step back tee drill ○ Wide stance no stride swing ○ Shadow Line Swing ○ Front toss Batting Practice 45 min: Coach Pitch Scrimmage Practice Plan 1 Location: Kiwanis Field 5 min: Explain Plan 20 Min: Run, Stretch, Throw 10 Min: Base Running ● Use all four bases on the field, or make four bases in the OF ○ How to hit first properly ○ Rounding first ○ Leading off first ○ Secondary lead ○ Diving Back to First 75 min: controlled Scrimmage ● Split into two equal teams(may need help on defense) ● Players pitch: after 4 straight balls coach steps in to finish at-bat ● Set up different situations (hit and run, runners at different bases) ● Move players into different positions (lefties play the OF, 1b and P only) ● Try to make it as fun and active as possible Blank Practice Plan Date: Location: 5 min or Time of Day: 20 Min or Time of Day: 10 Min or Time of Day: 45 Min or Time of Day: 30 Min or Time of Day: Offensive Drills ● Line Swing ● Slow motion (feel Swing) ● Line Drive off Tee ● Cage Competition ● Bunting Competition ● Situational Hitting Drill ● High Tee ● Low Tee ● Middle off Tee ● Pull off Tee ● Oppo off Tee ● Front toss Underhand Behind L-screen(Stay ​ away from tossing from the side) ● Tic Tac Toe (w/ targets) ★ Batting practice is for the Hitters to get comfortable and work on their swings. If you can not throw strikes, move closer and throw the front toss behind the screen. ★ If you can not front toss, find a pitching machine ★ If you don't have a pitching machine, use a Batting Tee Defensive Drills ● Two fungo INF ● Square Catch or Four corner catch ● Three cone drill ● Triangle fielding drill ● Controlled Double Play drill ● Pitcher pickoff drill ● Run down or Pickle Drill ● Quarterback or OF Routes drill ● OF backup drill ● Short Hop (front, Forehand, Backhand) Team Drills ●
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