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Pupose of Training
1. Improve performance
2. Reduce risk of injury
3. Develop skills and decision making
4. Build confidence and mental toughess
4 stages of a training session.
Warm-up
Skill/Technical Work.
Strength/Conditioning.
Cooldown.
Types of Stretching.
Dynamic and Static
Dynamic stretching
Movement based.
Used in warm ups.
Static stretching
Hold stretches.
Used in warm downs.
How you should train
Game intensity & focus.
Simulate match situations.
Treat every drill seriously.
You can not train one way then magically play a different way.
5 Main Objective possesion
Keep Possession.
Progress Forward.
Create Scoring Opportunities.
Score.
Prevent the Opposition from Doing the Same
Common Training Mistakes
Skipping warm-ups.
Training without focus.
Ignoring mental aspects.
Overtraining or under-recovery.
3 Steps to video analysis.
Step 1: Observe.
Step 2: Identify.
Step 3: Define.
drill making checklist
Objective.
Constraints (rules).
Space/ location.
Numbers.
Success Criteria.
Why Nutrition Matters
Impacts energy and focus.
Poor diet increases fatigue.
Fuel for performance.
Roles of Macronutrients
Carbohydrates = Energy.
Protein = Repair.
Fats = Support health.
Water = Hydration.
Write down 3 items of each group
Athlete eating plan?
Eat every 2–3 hours.
Include carbs + protein.
Breakfast is essential.
Dehydration, 2 points
Even small dehydration reduces speed, strength, and decision-making.
Athletes lose fluid through sweat
Signs of Dehydration. (3)
Headaches.
Tiredness.
Dark urine.
Hydration (How much)
Consume a minimum of 2L daily for non activity day.
Increase by 2L per intensive activity.
Match/ training day plan. (Before, During After?)
Before: Carbs
During: Water
After: Carbs + Protein
Key Takeaways. (Carbs, Protein, Hydration, Plan?)
Carbohydrates fuel performance.
Protein helps muscles recover.
Hydration is critical for concentration and stamina.
Athletes must plan meals around training.