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Controlling the Other Team’s Dominant Player by Calvert Hall Coach Bryan Kelly

Controlling the Other Team’s Dominant Player by Calvert Hall Coach Bryan Kelly

The younger levels of lacrosse are dominated by 2-3 players from each team. They are the ones who have better stick skills or they are physically bigger and faster than the other players. How can a coach stop/contain these players? Over the next few posts, some of the MIAA coaches share their thoughts on how [...]

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Coach Bobby Shriver Discusses Coaching in a Blowout

Coach Bobby Shriver Discusses Coaching in a Blowout

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Calvert Hall Coach Bryan Kelly Shares Some Thoughts about Coaching in a Blowout

Calvert Hall Coach Bryan Kelly Shares Some Thoughts about Coaching in a Blowout

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Coaching in a Blowout by St Pauls Coach Rick Brocato

Coaching in a Blowout by St Pauls Coach Rick Brocato

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Developing Team Leaders Part 1

Developing Team Leaders Part 1

One of the most important factors that go into a successful season is leadership from the players. We see in the pros and in college that teams that have a solid group of leaders “in the clubhouse” tend to have better chemistry and thus have a more successful season. You see teams trade for veterans [...]

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The Next Revolution

The Next Revolution

Completing the Total Athlete For the past three months I have been a book hound for anything that deals with coaching leadership. I’ve read a ton of books written by current and former coaches on how to be a better leader. I’ve also read Dorfman’s Coaching the Mental Game which really helped to spell out [...]

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  • REVIEW TIME IN PRACTICE
    BY ADAM VOGEL Previously taught skills should be interweaved with new skills being taught because that is how the human brain works.  A good coach should continue to work on both tactical & technical previously taught skills.  Rod Marinelli said,” It is the tedious repetition of the simplest movements that makes one great.”  It is […]
  • THE OBJECTIVE OF PRACTICE
      BY JOHN WOOD The Objective of each practice would depend first on what our team needed to focus on and second on any focuses we may need to make on our opponent.  Something that I read that Urban Meyer does with Ohio State is that on weeks where they are playing a far less […]

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  • The Most Expensive Game in Town March 22, 2012
    My friend Jessie Bennett at Beacon Press produced this video. This post originally published at http://www.youthsportsparents.blogspot.com […]
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  • A book about the business of youth sports March 21, 2012
    It has been months since the last post. I've been writing (and writing). Just not here. I'm pleased to say that the official publication date for The Most Expensive Game in Town was yesterday. It's a book on an important subject - the commercialization of sports for kids. I hope it will spur discussion and debate, maybe even modest change.Ther […]
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