anyone have any coaching tips?
123633
don't be afraid to be hard on players it brings out the best. know their limits and push them to succeed. Be effective, be friendly but authoritative. Also make it fun and enjoyable, be creative and compliment your players on jobs well done.
510616
get enough players to form 3 teams or groups..then have one team stand on one side of the goal and another team on the other side and have the last team at the middle of the field..make sure everyplayer has a ball. (this trains your goaly and all the players) okay have one person(player 1) from midfield dribble their ball to the 18 and take a shot at goal..then have another person(player 2) who is standoing next to teh goal kick it to player 1.have player one try to kick it in the goal.then player 2 can go to midfield. have another player(player 3) from the other side of the goal throw the ball into the air so that player 1 can head it in to the goal.after player 1 has taken 3 shots he/she will take player 3's postion,player 3 will take player 2's position and player 2 will take player 1's postion.(rotate) this drill helps evryone with kicking,passing,and heading and helps the goaly with blocking saving,and diving.have the players keep doing this so evryone has about 3 turns to take shots on goal. after this split up the players into groups of 5. have 3 players on one side and 2 on teh other and make sure they are about 15-20 away.have the frist person dribble the ball to the player on teh oppostie side and just drop it off so the other player can continue with this..this is good for short dribbles and passing\n\ni really hope this helped and wasnt so confusing ..we use these drills right before everygame and it REALLY helps\n\n:)------:)-------:)----------:)-----------:)-----:)--------:)------------:)-------:)
24011
Ask your coach what you did wrong, then practice what your coach tells you and you will do better.  Plus don't give up because over the years you will get alot better!!
10689
This is what I was taught by members of the University of Utah defense and the assistant coach of the AFL's Utah Blitz and what I then taught my little league football team:\n1.  KEEP YOUR FEET CHOPPING!  Essential.  If you stop your feet, you are going to get burned.\n2.  Butt down.  Get that anchor down like you are doing a squat thrust.\n3.  Throw your arms back.\n4.  Throw arms forward into their armpits and give them a big ol' hug.\n5.  Keep low.  If you stand up, you're gonna get blasted\n6.  Drive them.  Do not stop driving your legs.  If you do, they will run you over.\nIf you are attacking them from the side, you want to keep your head in between them and where they are running.  If you don't, the only thing keeping them from breaking the tackle is one arm.
247373
place some high cardboard pieces..imagine them to be ur opponents..try to fake them and try to score...practise atleast 3 hours a day this way
302008
3 quick tips\n\n1) Keep simple stats on your 1st 3 games(while they're still "gearing up"). At mid season start complimenting  them individually for bringing up their average, RBIs, cutting down on strike-outs etc. Motivate them to get better!\n\n2)Pizza party or ice cream for a "best effort" game - win or lose!\n\n3) If they are coming out flat after a rough loss, challenge them for just 1 or 2 more hits this week than last...and let the kids help motivate themselves.\n\nIt's all for fun, but winning and being recognized for getting better are great motivators
391167
The Plan - Impressing the Players on the Team: Play one-on-one vs. each player on the team. If you're good, than you'll impress your teammates, who will be behind you, and the coach might reconsider.\n\nThe Icing on the Cake - Impressing the Coach: Now play an intimate game of one-on-one with the coach. Show him how you understand how the ball goes into the hole. Show him your "game".  After this, I guarantee that you would start, every game!\n\nBack-up Plan - If the above fails: Now show your teammates that you're a "team player" and display your passing, dribbling, positioning, and versitality.  After this, the guys will bow to you one of their starting positions.
537789
Well... improve on your overall body strength and balance, try doing more olympic type lifts like overhead squats that forces your body to balance itself and the weights. Improve your intelligence because the middle linebacker position is the leader on the field, he has to know what everyones assignment is and make adjustments in any given situation. A Defensive Coordinator always looks for someone who is Johnny Boyscout in the classroom but has an Outlaw streak in him when the helmet is strapped on. Coaches will actually go to the middle schools and check a prospective players grades to a determine his intelligence, and work ethic. So improve your grades, strength, and speed and you should stand a good chance.\n\n Remember this... that the MLB is usually the quintessential football player, he loves the game of football as a whole, he would play any position, any day, any conditions.
252835
Nice to see another Singaporean online!\n\nHave you thought of approaching the Singapore Sports Council to ask for help. If it is a school related team, you could ask the MOE Physical Education department for some expertise as to how to coach and train a team, and do it yourself.
95870
I have attached links to volleyball.org which has links to the rules for various forms of the game. I also have attached links to techniques.\n\nAs a rookie coach, you might want to read a book or books on coaching volleyball from a bookstore or your local library. These include:\n\n* Coaching Volleyball Successfully by Sally Kus;\n* The Volleyball Coaching Bible edited by Donald Shundell and Cecile Reynaud.\n\nBoth books are published by Human Kinetics.\n\nBest wishes to you and your team for the coming season.
22488
I'd train them to use a shot clock. Make them only take a field goal attempt when there is less than 5 seconds on the clock, not before...try to slow them down. This will make them carry the ball and manage the ball instead of just trying to score as soon as possible.
305682
One word-SPRINTS- there is no better tip than getting into game shape. You should play pick-up with some people and work on your foot work too. Also when you get pissed off kick the football around and knock the crap out of it the work on power on your shot.
354777
Well, work on your handles with tennis balls, and work on catching with tennis balls also. In the game, focus on getting your teammates involved, and also be agressive. Hustle, and even if you're nervous, don't let it show, and have poise. God Bless, and good luck this year!
301996
The best way for a goalie to train by themself is to kick the ball at something that will make the ball bounce back to u, then u can practice ur saves. also try running and work ur hand-eye cordnation. good luck next season.
341849
try joining expertfootball.com, there are a bunch of great drills in the training section, and there are tons of people willing to help you in the forums, so join! You can pm me when u join, my username is iwannagopro. I would be happy to help and im sure many others would be too!
643651
contact your local YMCA they always need coaches for b-ball, soccer, baseball, etc. also try contacting local schools and see if they have a sports program you can volunteer as a n assistant coach until you get the experience and then se eif their is funding for it to become a job.
61202
I think you should just do your best! put all of your effort into your routine. Smile all the time and have alot of energy.\nThe key to a good squad is to have diversity in talents. The coach/captain isnt going to want everyone to be able to do back flips.