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This title forms part of a series of sports' coaching handbooks, published in association with the National Coaching Foundation and the sport's Governing Body. Each book is an introductory guide for coaches, written for those who are called upon to coach beginners be they parents, teachers or community leaders. John Law is one of hockey's leading coaches and in this guide he draws from his wealth of coaching experience to set out a successful structure for teaching the basics of the sport. He balances the fine tuning of individual abilities with an understanding of the group skills involved in the playing of the competitive team game. A wide selection of relevant practices are included along with general advice on the overall management of a hockey session. His commentary is supported by an abbreviated version of the rules of the game located at the back of the book for reference.
This guide investigates the fundamental methodologies required to effectively introduce beginners to the sport of field hockey. Author John Law, a prominent figure in hockey coaching, utilizes his extensive professional background to establish a structured framework for instruction. The text provides a comprehensive approach that balances the development of individual technical skills with the tactical requirements of competitive team play, ensuring that coaches can manage sessions with clarity and purpose.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a practical, foundational resource designed specifically for community-level instructors and volunteers. The inclusion of official governing body associations suggests a standardized, reliable approach to the sport's pedagogy.
Page Count:
128
Publication Date:
1991-02-07
Publisher:
HarperCollins Publishers
ISBN-10:
0002183242
ISBN-13:
9780002183246
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