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Medium Term Plan In yesterdays blog, we spoke about Long Term Planning which would involve a Club Coaching Plan. It can be found here: https://gaamecoaching.com/2020/05/26/planning-in-gaa-part-1/ Today we will speak about individual plans, which will form sub sections of the Club Coaching Plan. I have identified 5 distinct groupings within the club, each of which hasContinueContinue reading “Planning in GAA (Part 2)”

Long Term Plan In the last post, we spoke about 4 different types of plans needed for a GAA club Coaching structure. The first step in building a Coaching plan for a group or section is to have an overall Club Coaching plan. If your club does not have one, now is a great timeContinueContinue reading “Planning in GAA (Part 1)”

Importance of a Coaching Plan Each day this week, i will break down the different stages of planning within the GAA for Coaches. I will outline the various stages today and will break down each section from Tuesday to Friday. As a coach already, you may have some or all of these plans in placeContinueContinue reading “Planning in GAA”

‘Coming at anyone with an attitude of “I’m right, you’re wrong” assumes that they’re of rational mind. We must establish communication. Ascertain demands, concede nothing, reject nothing, just listen. Listen to what he has to say. Try understanding him instead of trying to dominate him. Look for common ground. Find commonality. And if it feelsContinueContinue reading “Mindhunter as a guide to Coach Player relationship”

‘Coming at anyone with an attitude of “I’m right, you’re wrong” assumes that they’re of rational mind. We must establish communication. Ascertain demands, concede nothing, reject nothing, just listen. Listen to what he has to say. Try understanding him instead of trying to dominate him. Look for common ground. Find commonality. And if it feelsContinueContinue reading “Players are part of A team but are they really part of THE team”