Practice: How and Why

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Practice: How and Why Detailed description of how we practice and why do the things we do during practice coachjayjohnson.com coachjayjohnson @ gmail.com Colorado Coaches Clinic December 11th 2009

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Practice: How and Why

Detailed description of how we practice and why do

the things we do during practice

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Colorado Coaches ClinicDecember 11th 2009

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Practice: How and Why

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Where did they come fromand what were they doing?

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Where did they come fromand what were they doing?

Class

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Where did they come fromand what were they doing?

Class Car

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Where did they come fromand what were they doing?

Class Car Hunched Over

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Where did they come fromand what were they doing?

Class Car Hunched Over

You can’t change the first two, but you should address the third

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Practice: How and Why

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You can’t change the first two, but you should address the third

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You can’t change the first two, but you should address the third

The Lunge Matrix, Lateral Lunge,Myrtl, Wharton AIS (rope stretching)

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Then the warm-up run...20 minfor elites but will be less for

high school athletes

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Then the warm-up run...20 minfor elites but will be less for

high school athletes

Why do it?

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Practice: How and Why

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Then the warm-up run...20 minfor elites but will be less for

high school athletes

Why do it?

Increase Temp.

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Practice: How and Why

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Then the warm-up run...20 minfor elites but will be less for

high school athletes

Why do it?

Increase Temp. ROM

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Practice: How and Why

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Then the warm-up run...20 minfor elites but will be less for

high school athletes

Why do it?

Increase Temp. ROM Knitting Circle

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After the aerobic running weoften do the Aerobic Work Warm-Up

Increase Temp. ROM

Why do it?

Knitting Circle

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After the aerobic running weoften do the Aerobic Work Warm-Up

Increase Temp. ROM

Why do it?

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Practice: How and Why

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After the aerobic running weoften do the Aerobic Work Warm-Up

Increase Temp. ROM

Why do it?

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After the aerobic running weoften do the Aerobic Work Warm-Up

Increase Temp. ROMFocus on the task at Hand

Why do it?

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Practice: How and Why

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After the aerobic running weoften do the Aerobic Work Warm-Up

Focus on the task at Hand

Why do it?

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After the aerobic running weoften do the Aerobic Work Warm-Up

Focus on the task at Hand

Sneak some morework into practice

Why do it?

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Practice: How and Why

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After the aerobic running weoften do the Aerobic Work Warm-Up

Focus on the task at Hand

Why do it?

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Practice: How and Why

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After the aerobic running weoften do the Aerobic Work Warm-Up

Why do it? Focus on the task at Hand

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Practice: How and Why

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After the aerobic running weoften do the Aerobic Work Warm-Up

Why do it? Focus on the task at Hand

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Practice: How and Why

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After the aerobic running weoften do the Aerobic Work Warm-Up

Why do it? Focus on the task at HandLet’s ask Austin and

Brent how this morning went?

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Who is Vince Anderson?

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StridesWho is Vince Anderson?

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StridesWho is Vince Anderson?✴Strides are assigned at specific paces

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StridesWho is Vince Anderson?✴Strides are assigned at specific paces

or

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StridesWho is Vince Anderson?✴Strides are assigned at specific paces

or✴Strides are assigned at a percentage

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StridesWho is Vince Anderson?✴Strides are assigned at specific paces

or✴Strides are assigned at a percentage

and

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StridesWho is Vince Anderson?✴Strides are assigned at specific paces

or✴Strides are assigned at a percentage

and✴On big days, I watch every stride/rep

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✴Strides are assigned at specific pacesor

✴Strides are assigned at a percentageand

✴On big days, I watch every stride/rep

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✴Strides are assigned at specific pacesor

✴Strides are assigned at a percentageand

✴On big days, I watch every stride/repThis is Right Brain! “Are you training

them or coaching them?” - Vern Gambetta | @coachgambetta

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Are we ever going to Run?

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✴Start after you’ve coached like a PT

✴Start after you’ve got their attention

✴On big days, you can’t “fake the funk” and if they aren’t ready then tweak.

Are we ever going to Run?

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✴On big days, you can’t “fake the funk” and if they aren’t ready then tweak.

Are we ever going to Run?

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✴On big days, you can’t “fake the funk” and if they aren’t ready then tweak.

1.Practice prep 2.Essential components of a warm -up 3.Implementation of a workout with common adjustments and attitudes during the course of a session 4.Recovery and cool down 5.Placement of supplemental work (GS, ancillary work) 6.Then all the way into post workout recovery and muscle regeneration.

Are we ever going to Run?

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✴On big days, you can’t “fake the funk” and if they aren’t ready then tweak.

Are we ever going to Run?

1.Practice prep 2.Essential components of a warm -up 3.Implementation of a workout with common adjustments and attitudes during the course of a session 4.Recovery and cool down 5.Placement of supplemental work (GS, ancillary work) 6.Then all the way into post workout recovery and muscle regeneration.

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✴Strides are assigned at specific pacesor

✴Strides are assigned at a percentageand

✴On big days, I watch every stride/repThis is Right Brain. “Are you training

them or coaching them?” - Vern Gambetta | @coachgambetta