The purpose of this training is to assist coaches and parents in understanding how their wordsand actions can either positively or negatively influence their players or children. By emphasizing the importance of both positive communication and behavior, we aim to equip them with the necessary tools to consistentlyfoster a positive impact.
PBS is an evidence-based framework that improves quality of life and reduces challenging behaviors by creating supportive environments. It focuses on positive relationship-building, setting clear expectations, and reinforcing positive actions.
Goal: Help youth and players reach their full potential in a positive, structured environment.
Trauma-informed coaches and parents play a vital role in supporting young athletes by understanding and addressing the effects of trauma. This approach allows them to respond with empathy, providing a supportive environment that fosters emotional well-being and resilience.
Importance:
Addressing Behavioral Issues: Trauma-informed coaching helps address behavioral challenges in a constructive, non-punitive way, creating a positive space for growth.
Long-Term Positive Impact: Coaches and parents who understand trauma provide players with valuable life skills that benefit them beyond sports.
Coaches and parents are encouraged to explore the organization’s broader impact on the community, considering aspects like fundraising ethics. Reflecting on activities that truly educate players can shape positive lessons, such as the messages conveyed by how funds are raised. For example, rather than roadside solicitations, engaging in meaningful projects can promote valuable skills.
Importance:
Addressing Behavioral Issues: Trauma-informed coaching helps address behavioral challenges in a constructive, non-punitive way, creating a positive space for growth.
Long-Term Positive Impact: Coaches and parents who understand trauma provide players with valuable life skills that benefit them beyond sports.
Parents and coaches might choose between outcomes that prioritize success in sports or foster healthy, supportive relationships. Finding a balance that uplifts both athletic and social growth can benefit players long-term.
Identifying common, yet potentially negative, actions that may harm team morale or individual growth and rephrasing them to inspire positive behaviors can improve both player experience and team cohesion.
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Group training combines skill development with teamwork exercises. Small group sessions allow for more individual feedback, while larger groups provide the chance to work on team dynamics and real-game scenarios, fostering collaboration and competitive spirit.
Team training emphasizes cohesion and collective strategy, enhancing communication and cooperation among players. Through drills and simulated gameplay, the team learns to execute plays and build synergy essential for competitive success.
Develop stability and control to maintain balance during movement and shooting.
Master proper form and technique for accurate, consistent shooting.
Learn techniques for scoring effectively near the basket under pressure.
Improve court movement and positioning to create scoring opportunities.
Build focus and resilience to stay composed and strategic under stress.
Enhance awareness of teammates and opponents to make smarter plays.
Cultivate self-assurance to boost performance and leadership skills.