Coaching Fundamentals
Type: Theory/Observation Workshop
FALCC Accreditation Level/s: 1&2
FALCC Accredited Hours: 2
Anyone can attend this FALCC event, but only Level 1 and 2 coaches will gain CPD Hours for their FALCC Membership. These FALCC hours will count towards the 2016-2017 season only (1st August 2016-31st July 2017).
Time: 19:00 – 21:00
Open to: Everyone
Prices: FREE
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Workshop Content:
Do you coach a youth team and want to understand the different fundamentals in coaching?
Do you want to create the best environment for your players to learn?
This two hour theory/observation workshop will look at the fundamentals in coaching in line with the England DNA, which encourages coaches to include various things in their sessions such as aiming for approximately 70% of ball rolling time in sessions. Coaches will also have the chance to observe an under 12/13 team being coached by our County Coach Developer, Mark Haining, who will demonstrate a session that will help you develop your players with the coaching fundamentals. This workshop will also look at the different components of what makes a ‘good’ learning environment.
The session will:
- Look at the different aspects of coaching fundamentals that are outlined in the England DNA
- Aim to ensure coaches understand what components create a good learning environment
- Provide discussions about how you can engage, challenge and motivate your players through your sessions
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Give coaches a chance to meet like minded people, share ideas and ask questions
What you will Need:
- Note taking materials (Recommended)
- Suitable clothing and footwear for inside theory and outside observation on the pitch
Additional Information:
Candidates Aged 18 or Under
In keeping with our commitment to keeping the game safe and in line with FA Safeguarding Policies if you are aged 18 or under you are required to supply the name and contact details of an adult next of kin or carer who will be included in any correspondence we may have with you.
Equality & Diversity Monitoring
Oxfordshire FA are required to compile anonymous information on those individuals accessing its services and activities. Monitoring allows us to understand the makeup of those accessing our programmes and meet the needs of individuals if activities need adapting.
When booking, learners are encouraged to respond to these questions about themselves, however, participation is entirely optional and you are not obliged to self declare your characteristics. The information we receive is only used for monitoring and statistical purposes and will remain anonymous.
The Equality and Diversity Monitoring form can be downloaded here
Terms and Conditions
All course booking are subject to Oxfordshire FA's Course Booking Terms and Conditions:
You are fit to participate and acknowledge that you do so at your own risk
Oxfordshire Football Association Ltd, its staff, or any authority which provides facilities, is under no liability in respect of any injury, which you may sustain
You are fully aware that photographs and footage may be taken by authorised OFA staff, and give your permission for this material to be used for promotional, marketing and internet purposes.
Please ensure you visit the link below to familiarise yourself with these before booking:
Oxfordshire FA Course Booking Terms & Conditions
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