Practice Planning Flashcards
1
Q
Science of coaching involves…
A
- nuts and bolts
- staffing
- equipment
- drill selection
2
Q
Art of coaching involves:
A
- delivery of coaching content
- how and why things are included in a certain way
3
Q
5 components of science walkthrough:
A
- effective practice principles
- the practice chef
- drill design for effective teaching
- variable activities (small area games)
- transfer from practice to game
4
Q
Effective practice principles:
A
- have fun
- competition
- be prepared
- utilize all ice
- utilize AC
- use progressions
- base practices on your seasonal plan
- use age and skill appropriate drills
- use stations
- give specific, positive feedback
- teach goalies
- free time
- self evaluate
- be safe
5
Q
10 key ingredients of The Practice Chef:
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- min. 50 pucks
- be on time (players and coaches)
- stretch off ice
- use stations
- basic skill development = 90% of practice
- positive and specific feedback
- routines are dangerous
- “tell me and I’ll forget, show me and I might remember, involve me and I’ll understand”
- practice execution by coaches is of principle importance
- relate what you do in practices to games
6
Q
Drill design:
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- start with an existing drill (be prepared to modify)
- remember why you are planning a drill
7
Q
KEP:
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- key execution point
- drill based
8
Q
KTP:
A
- key teaching point
- skill based
9
Q
Coaching tools:
A
- use universal symbols
- choose a practice plan format
- abbreviated practice plans
10
Q
KEP or KTP? stick on ice
A
KTP
11
Q
KEP or KTP? finish drill at the crease
A
KTP
12
Q
KEP or KTP? tape to tape passes
A
KTP
13
Q
KEP or KTP? extra net in far corner
A
KEP
14
Q
KEP or KTP? pucks at all 4 blue lines
A
KEP
15
Q
KEP or KTP? players go on the whistle
A
KEP
