[Dl-members] 2011 USJF Teacher's Clinic

[Craig Engel]

There are two (2) Sessions: one for coaching, one for teachers.

Each session is limited to ten (10) seats.

Contact Sensei Charlie Brown for questions or registration

	browncha1 at frontier.com (503-644-4489)


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2011 USJF Teacher's Clinic
Clinicians: Mitchell Palacio and Hayward Nishioka
March 12-13

Hillsboro National Guard Armory
848 NE 28th ave
Hillsboro, Oregon 97123
United States

http://ojukanjudo.org/Location.php



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From: "Charles Brown" <browncha1 at frontier.com>
Subject: Fwd: Clinic

Send out the flyer after putting in the clinic place and only 10 students per
class. Have anyone attending contact me and the classes will go to first come
first serve.

Rooms at the:

Comfort Inn
3500 NE Cornell Rd.
Hillsboro, OR 97124
Ph. 503-648-3500
When reserving a room mention JUDO

Contact me at:

browncha1 at frontier.com
or
503-644-4489

Clinic is March 12-13



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From: Mitchell Palacio <mtpalacio at msn.com>
Date: February 27, 2011 7:36:48 PM PST
To: Charilie Brown <browncha1 at frontier.com>, Julie Koyama <jkoyama at hevanet.com>
Subject: Coaching Presentation outline

Charlie,

Hayward will be shipping 12 coaching manuals up to you. I will also ship 12
teaching manuals. We would like to limit the course to

10 candidates per coaching and 10 per teachers.

If possible we would need a 2 classrooms, one for each program. Hayward will
need 2 tv's and 2 vcr for the coach scouting program.

Thanks,

Mitchell

Coaching presentation format
Introduction of self
• Name
• Rank and JF number
• Certification level
• Contact numbers
Introduction and reasons for course
• Introduce sound coaching practices
• Increase performance level of athletes

Cognitive areas of coaching (lecture)

• Why we coach
• Curriculum planning
• Developing techniques: individual and family
• Judo rules and tactics
• Developing cardio for judo
• Developing muscle for judo
• Nutrition and weight issues
• Dealing with injuries
• Risk management

Practical study of the following areas;

• Athlete inventory
• Curriculum planning
• Competitive profiling ( studying films )
• Communicating with your athletes

Order of presentation
1. Introduction
2. Query and list: What are the qualities of a good coach?
3. What are some of the different types of coaching styles?
4. Which of these qualities do you need to improve upon?
5. Need to know your athlete (Athlete Inventory) (practical)
6. Understanding cardiovascular needs in judo and how to develop them.
7. Understanding muscular needs in judo and how to develop them.
8. Developing a long range plan of attack. (practical)
9. Scouting the opposition, competitive profile (practical)
10. Rules and tactics (practical)
11. Dealing with injuries (practical)
12. Risk Management
13. Round up – name three important things learned.
14. Go and take the test.

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