Train the Trainer - cushla 2011






  1. Player Communities - new bowler, club competitive player, Talent Development and Elite player
  2. Traditional Attitudes - how to deal with change
  3. Coaching styles - Directive Instructional etc vs Athlete knowledge, Questioning, empowering approach (The latter Coach Approach adopted by most NZ sports now.)
  4. NZ Coach Approach promotes LEARNING through OWNERSHIP. AWARENESS and RESPONSIBILITY
  5. It raises awareness, builds responsibility and self belief
  6. There was a chapter on EFFECTIVE QUESTIONING
  7. Good listening techniques - non judgemental and no predetermined answers
  8. Effective feedback VARK - different learning styles.
  9. Biomechanical Efficiency
  10. Bowls Basics holding the bowl, preshot routine, establishing the correct line, address on the mat.
  11. Common faults
  12. Bowls is for everyone - players with disabilities etc
  13. Coaching Adolescents
  14. Principles of Fair Play, Laws, Etiquette, Sportsmanship
  15. Sport Safety
  16. Session planning, keeping records at training, making training fun
  17. Shots - draw, controlled forcing, firm forcing drive
  18. TGFU - training games for understanding
  19. learning tactics in context- team play, team cohesion+
  20. Building blocks of Sport Sciences - mental skills development, Understanding skills and correcting faults, Fitness for bowls, Nutrition for bowls.
  21. Game plans
  22. GROW - Goal- Reality - Options - Will




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