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Wanted Players and Coaches |
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Sunday, 07 March 2010 14:05 |
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Players and Coaches are wanted immediately for Country Clubs in NSW & Queensland. Clubs offer Employment, Assistance with Rent, Sign On Fees, Incentive Payments, Match Fees & Injury Insurance. We have been around for 31 Years and we will market you for FREE.
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RLCM Yearbook Extract-Player Management |
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Tuesday, 16 February 2010 19:33 |
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By Don Oxenham, Level 4 Coach - Acquiring coaching skills comes with experience. A coach has to be knowledgeable in a number of areas, one of which is player management, to successfully develop players and coach the game. The acquisition of skills in player management must also be an important and complimentary skill that will enhance a coach and ensure a healthy player/coach relationship is established. This will also be a positive step for the player in his overall development as a player and a person.
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Extract-Prep the Junior Player on Match Day |
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 14:03 |
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By John Dixon, Redcliffe Dolphins - Preparing a junior player on match day is a task for all coaches and although there is no definite procedure to follow a course of action should be planned. Every coach will have differing views on how to perform duties on match day. Outlined below are some ideas for coaches to think about. Included are some quotes from Jack Gibson's book " Played Strong, Done Fine". Discussion is invited, especially from coaches at mini / mod level through to coaches at elite junior level eg Colts or U/19.
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Steve Folkes - RLCM Yearbook Extract |
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Tuesday, 22 September 2009 08:39 |
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The importance of communication ....an added benefit of this approach, is that it allows the coaches to maximise time at training for areas of the game that are important. Like every coach, Folkes has limitations on how much time he can allow himself to spend with his team at training, yet he still emphasises the importance of connecting with his players.
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Ray Unsworth - Extract RLCM Book |
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Tuesday, 26 August 2008 22:10 |
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An Approach To Coaching Rugby League by Ray Unsworth Page 44 ....... you are head coach at a club and it’s day one. What are you going to do to create an environment that is conducive to producing winning performances? Coaching is about delivering a service to your athletes, your players and the team. However, in order to deliver a quality service and create a performance environment you have first got to know and fully understand what your starting point is.
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