COACHES MEETING 2010
Date:
March 25, 2010
Time:
TBD
Location:
Miner & Lemon Law Office
523 South Buffalo Street
Warsaw, Indiana 46580
Details:
The
meeting will be
conducted
in 30 minute
segments by division.
*IT IS ABSOLUTELY MANDATORY THAT EACH COACH BE
PRESENT OR SEND A
REPRESENTIVE!
*Division Rules will be covered at this session.
*Coaches will receive
rosters, schedules and all other
league official
documentation for the
2010 Spring season.
*THIS
IS THE ONLY MEETING for coaches this season ,
and it will provide
coaches with invaluable information for
success.
(The league's
experience is that coaches who fail to attend
are "lost" to their teams and the league,
and costs the Board valuable time and frustration as the
season progresses.)
*Following the coaches meeting it is required that
all
coaches contact their team players/parents
PRIOR to March 31st!
*WE WILL BE GOING OVER THE LEAGUES
NEW ATTENDANCE POLICY AND
CODE OF COMMITMENT
AND CONDUCT,
as well as new rules for 2010, INCLUDING
THE NEW DIVISION PLAYER/COACH
CLINICS BEING HELD THE WEEK OF
APRIL 12TH.
COACHES
WILL BE RECEIVING AN EMAIL WITH MORE INFORMATION THE FIRST WEEK OF
MARCH FROM DIRECTOR OF COACHING, PETER LUCHT. If
you have questions, please contact coach Pete at
luchtpa@yahoo.com
Coach Pete's Lessons
Week #1 -
Attacking by Dribbling
Week #2 - Team Shape While Attacking
Week #4 - Knowing How & When to Dribble
Week #5 - Practice Makes Perfect - RTF - DOC - Office2007
Coaching Advice:
In many sports Officiating is blamed for the outcome of the game. Very rarely does a Soccer Official really affect the outcome of a soccer match. Remember the two goals of any soccer official is to keep the game flowing and going and to decide "ADVANTAGE". Advantage can only be decided by who had the ball at the time of the infraction and who ends up with the ball after the infraction. These events do not necessarily occur at the same time. Advantage and keeping the game going may go "hand in hand". So don't be too quick to call for a foul for that may be what affects your team. Besides yelling at the Official is a bad example to set.
Coaching Tip:
When setting up a training, plan out your spaces carefully and in advance. Having your training spaces planned will make your transition from one activity to the next smooth and will keep the kids interested.
When you set up a training grid for small children, it is best to show them by having follow you from point to point on the grid so they visualize the area.