MATP Coaching Guide - Special Olympics

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Please Note: Special Olympics Motor Activities Training Program Coaching Guide The ability to dribble the puck a distance of 10 meters without assistance from the coach qualifies the athlete for the Special Olympics 10 Meter Puck Push. Possible Modifications for the MOTOR ACTIVITY TRAINING PROGRAM Puck Push Activity Vary size, weight, and color of puck Modify length of stick as necessary Use assistive devices to help the athlete hold the hockey stick as needed Safety Precautions Provide adequate space for the athlete to perform the activity Stay within reach of athlete at all times Help athlete keep hockey stick under control Special Olympics: MATP Guide- December 2005 77
Special Olympics Motor Activities Training Program Coaching Guide Official Special Olympics Sport Motor Activity Training Program Football Football Push MOTOR ACTIVITY TRAINING PROGRAM Football Push Leads to Football Dribbling Equipment Levels of Assistance 1. Football 2. Tape to mark start/finish lines and lanes Total Assistance The coach supports or assists the athlete with the entire movement Partial Assistance The coach may touch, guide or direct the athlete, but not support or assist the athlete in the entire movement Independent Athlete completes the movement or task without assistance from the coach Description for the MOTOR ACTIVITY TRAINING PROGRAM Football Push 1. Mark start and finish lines less than 15 meters (49 ) apart 2. Position athlete standing or seated behind starting line with or without assistance 3. Place ball on floor in front of athlete 4. Direct athlete to dribble/push ball toward finish line 5. Athlete uses feet to move ball toward finish line with or without assistance Lead-up Activities for MOTOR ACTIVITY TRAINING PROGRAM Football Push Activity Position athlete in front of ball in his/her most functional position for leg movement-athlete then makes contact with ball with his/her foot with assistance Position ball in front of athlete who makes contact with the ball with his/her foot, without assistance 78 Special Olympics: MATP Guide- December 2005
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