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Coach Instructor
AYSO National Instructor Course
#902
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Course Overview & Agenda
Session 1
- Introduction / Role and criteria of coach instructor
Session 2
- Coaching program overview
Session 3
- Impromptu speaking
Session 4
- How to teach coaching courses – AYSO’s Safe
Haven, 6U, 8U, 10U and 12U
Session 5
- Planning a successful coaching course
Session 6
- Evaluation form review/ Teaching Assignments
Session 7
- Presentations. Each student must complete a
15 minute presentation, depending upon number of participants
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Coach Instructor
Goals:
Provide an understanding of the minimum performance standards required for a coach instructor candidate to become a certified coach instructor.
Understand the administrative requirements as a coach instructor.
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Learning Objectives:
Role of the certified coach instructor
Requirements to be an advanced coach instructor
Criteria for qualification as a coach instructor
Administrative requirements
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Student Skills Acquired:
Knowledge of AYSO National Coaching Program
Knowledge of criteria and characteristics necessary for a volunteer to become an certified coach instructor
Skills necessary to become an effective certified coach instructor candidate
Practical exercise
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Prerequisites:
Be a 12U coaching course graduate
Have taken ‘Introduction to Instruction’
Be recommended by the Regional Coach
Administrator, Area Coach Administrator or the Section Coach Administrator
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Being an AYSO Coach Instructor
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Coach Instructor
Our problem as AYSO Coach Instructors?
Soccer is just a game!..
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Our wish for all coaches:
Mutual respect between coaches.
The understanding that the only person who knows how you feel is another coach.
You teach the AYSO National Coaching Program
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Impromptu Speaking
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The National Coaching Program reflects and fulfills the vision and mission statements of AYSO
AYSO Vision Statement:
To provide world class youth soccer programs that enrich children’s lives
Mission Statement:
To develop and deliver quality youth soccer programs, which promote a fun, family environment based on our philosophies
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The AYSO National Coaching Program is accredited by:
The National Council for Accreditation of Coaching Education. (NCACE)
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AYSO Coaching Courses:
AYSO’s Safe Haven 2 hours
6U Course 2 hours
8U Course 2 hours
10U Course 3 hours
12U Course 5 hours
Intermediate Course 15 hours
Advanced Coaching Course 18 hours
National Coaching Course 56 hours
Annual Coach Update 1-1,000 hours
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Coach Instructor
Upon
successful completion of this
course you
will be able to teach (not authorize
):
AYSO’s Safe Haven
6U
Course
8U
Course
10U
Course
12U
Course
Annual
Coach Orientation (update)
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All AYSO instructors should present the National
-AYSO Coaching program.
All AYSO courses are designed to be presented
-using players as demonstrators.
Coaches in attendance should see how a
-professional works with a particular age group.
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AYSO Instructors must:
Use the AYSO materials
Teach what is in the manuals
Stay on track
Support the AYSO National Coaching Program
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AYSO’s Safe Haven (2 hours
)
The
Safe Haven teaching plan is located on the
website -
www.ayso.org/instructors
This
certification presents information on child &
volunteer
protection for the AYSO coach.
This
course is the certification course for AYSO
coaches
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Annual Coach Update (1 to 1,000 hours)
This training provides continuing education for coaches in the Region and is developed by each AYSO region.
Program updates and program requirements are reviewed in this training session
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6U, 8U, 10U and 12U courses:
The first four AYSO coaching courses, 6U, 8U,10U and 12U courses are designed for short sided play.
Yes! AYSO recommends that all children under the age of 12 play short-sided games.
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Why Short Sided Soccer?
Young soccer players need special consideration.
They are children playing a child’s game.
They must be regarded as young children, not mini adults.
Fun and activity factors must be a central part of a child-centered program. Educators agree early learning experiences are the most important and produce the most retention.
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Why Short Sided Soccer?
They
are essentially self-oriented and relate
naturally to
one or two others, not to large
groups.
Most
children cannot sustain prolonged activity.
They
function best in suitable starts and stops
(
rest periods).
Concentration
span is limited, so frequent changes of pace and activity is
essential
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Why Small Sided Soccer?
Start of Tactical Development
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Your Program vs. National Program:
There could be a difference between the program that is being run at the local level and the National Coaching program material.
What will be explained in this session are the
AYSO National
6U, 8U, 10U and 12U programs
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What material do you think you should teach?
The AYSO National Coaching Program
Why?...
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The 5U, 6U, 8U and 10U programs are designed as discovery programs.
The young players should learn to discover the wonderful game of soccer, not be taught the game of soccer by adults.
The best teacher of the game is the game itself.
The primary goal for instructors of these courses is to ensure that the coaches they are instructing understand this concept…
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Schoolyard Soccer (
5U
)
Schoolyard
Soccer is a combination of two different formats, that put together, will provide the best experience for our younger players
.
One
with One (parent) and Jamboree (
4v4
)
A
Master Coach will lead each session and introduce a game/activity to the group
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6U Program
Four (4) a side play with a total of six (6) players per roster, no Goalkeepers.
See 6U Coach Manual for age appropriate
-Techniques
-Knowledge of the Game
-Objectives of the Game
-Principles of Play
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8U
Program
Four (4)
a side play with a total of seven
(6) players
per roster, no Goalkeepers
.
See
8U Coach Manual for age appropriate
-Techniques
-Knowledge
of the Game
-Objectives
of the Game
-Principles
of Play
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10U Program
Seven (7) a side play with a total of ten (10) players per roster with Goalkeepers.
See 10U Coach Manual for age appropriate
Techniques
Knowledge of the Game
Objectives of the Game
Principles of Play
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12U Program
Nine
(9) a side play with a total of twelve (
12) players
per roster with Goalkeepers.
The
primary focus of the 12U Coaching Course should be one of technical cleansing for players.
12U
coaches should, after attending the 12U course, be able to identify and fix any technical problems that players might have developed.
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12U Program
See 12U Coach Manual for
Age appropriate Techniques
Knowledge of the Game
Objectives of the Game
Principles of Play
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Conducting a Coaching Clinic:
Establish a Need
Purpose ‑ to train and qualify coaches for the benefit of youth teams within a region.
Determine the number of people needing or wanting the course.
Determine suitable dates and accommodate participants' schedules.
Think about Sponsorship
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Clinic Sponsorship:
Can be obtained through the region or area, or through an independent outside source
Reduce cost for attendees, encourage more participation
Minimal individual fees charged to participants, encourages participation in the course
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Clinic Organization:
Delegation of Responsibilities
Publicity director
Registrar
Equipment manager
Facilities coordinator
Locate additional qualified, certified instructors on an "as needed basis”
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Get your course registered in eAYSO
Why?...
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Clinic Implementation:
Think about your participants needs
-Food - lunch (may be provided by region?)
-Paper and pencil
-Suitable clothing
-Water, sunscreen, towel, ball, chair etc.
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Clinic Implementation:
Materials - Field aid – goals,
pinnies
, cones, stakes, grids, balls, etc.
Players
Books – age-appropriate coaching manuals, guidance for referees & coaches,
etc
First Aid kit and if possible, paramedic
Extras – Course t-shirt, drinks, snacks, prizes
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Equipment needs:
1. Projector & Screen
2. Extension Cord
3. Flip Chart
4. Easel
5. Markers
6. Laptop
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Budget needs:
1. Facilities
2. Staff
3. Printing costs
4. Accommodations for visiting instructors
5. Guest speakers
6. Advertising
7. Equipment
8. Regions may charge a nominal fee for clinics. A fee has been found to
be an excellent reminder of the date. Clinics should be self‑funded
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Publicity:
Publicize in advance using posters, brochures email, web‑sites and communication among regional and/or area and/or sectional personnel.
Emphasize that the clinic's goal is to teach how to coach, not how to become soccer players.
Participation in heavy exercise is voluntary and dependent upon the physical condition of participants
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Site acquisition:
Utilize a neutral location if possible
Acquire necessary permits
Consider inclement weather
Orientation (seating capacity)
Location of refreshment facilities…
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Clinic Implementation:
Eight to ten participants per instructor is ideal
Remember, you need players to demonstrate
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Using Experts for classroom lectures or panels:
Qualified coach instructors certified at the appropriate level
Local doctor, sports psychologist, physical therapist
Assistance from neighboring regions
Referee for Laws of the Game
Ask for
constructive
criticism…
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Registering a Coaching Course:
Who
authorizes your
clinic?
How
to register a coaching course.
Process
roster of attendees locally or submit roster of graduates to the AYSO National Office
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Lesson
Plans:
Obtain
lesson plan and course materials
from
www.ayso.org/instructors
Use AYSO coaching manuals as instructor
notes
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Remember, time is your enemy
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Teaching Assignment
Evaluation forms
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Important Notice
:
Any lead Instructor who has failed to account for a roster within the 60 day period following the scheduled training date will not be authorized to conduct additional training until the past due roster is returned or its status satisfactorily resolved
