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Planning and Organising a Training Session - Doncaster Hockey Club

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To date, what we have done with our training session is;<br />

1 Planned<br />

2 Implemented<br />

When your training session has finished it is important that you;<br />

3 Review//Evaluate.<br />

I have found on of the easiest ways to do this is with simple YES, NO questions.<br />

Did I achieve at training today what I wanted to achieve? YES or NO<br />

If you get a yes, Good For You. If you get a NO then just ask yourself, why not?<br />

There could be a very simple reason things didn’t go quite as well as you wanted.<br />

For example, you may have planned a majority of your session around the<br />

distribution in your mid-field, <strong>and</strong> guess who does not come to training. Your<br />

centre half.<br />

This is one of those things that you don’t have any control over, so don’t let it<br />

worry you.<br />

However, there may well be some drills that just don’t accomplish what you<br />

wanted <strong>and</strong> this is why we review our sessions. Make a note of those drills that<br />

have not worked <strong>and</strong> either modify what you have done or simply don’t use it<br />

again.<br />

It is important that you also review your training sessions with your players on a<br />

regular basis. Get their feedback on how certain sessions went <strong>and</strong> if they felt<br />

they were worthwhile.<br />

If you are uncomfortable in addressing the whole team with this review, then just<br />

involve your captain <strong>and</strong> vice captain or senior players.

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