The ICA Bronze Coaching License

Module 1 - Methodology

The Coaching Methodology section of the Bronze License covers the following areas:

What you will Learn in Module 1
 
 Organization of your practice sessions

Organization of the practice session is one of the most important responsibilities of the coach.
It covers many aspects, from securing a field, to preparing a written plan for the practice.

You should plan ahead of time and always prepare for the unexpected. Never arrive at a practice or a
game without considering all the elements of organization. Players will recognize immediately when a
coach is unprepared. 
Good planning and thorough organization translates into confidence. If you have a well thought out plan and you are certain about how your objectives are to be achieved your players will respond appropriately. 
 
  • Facilities - Where are you going to practice?
  • Equipment - What equipment do you need?
  • Number of Players – How many for practice?
  • Realistic Practices – Does it happen in the game?
  • Injured Players Policy – How to keep them involved.
     
 The Coaching Formula
 
  • Introduction – Coaching the practice.
  • Step One – What’s the topic?
  • Step Two – Stand back and observe.
  • Step Three – Correct the mistakes.
  • Step Four – Progress to the next level.
  • Step Five – Relating the topic to the game.
     
  When to Progress
 
  • Introduction – Going from simple to complex.
  • Step One – Starting with the basics.
  • Step Two – Striking a moving ball.
  • Step Three – Passive resistance.
  • Step Four – Introduction of pressure.
  • Step Five – Relate to the game.
  • Step Six – The big picture.
  Communication
 
  • Introduction – A coach can communicate in two ways, by showing or by speaking.
  • Do it by Showing – A picture tells a thousand words
  • Do it by Speaking – Keeping it simple and clear.

  How Young Players Learn
 
  • Introduction – How do young players learn?
  • Profile of an Under 6 player – Love to run, jump, roll and hop.
  • Profile of an Under 8 player – The puddle is still too tempting.
  • Profile of an Under 10 player – Skills are emerging.
  • Profile of an Under 12 player – They are openly competitive.

 Qualities of a Good Coach

Good coaches possess some fundamental qualities. It is not all about your win, loss record.
Ironically, you can do a great job coaching and still not win. Conversely, you can have a successful
record by just having the fortune of better players. Regardless of the level you are coaching, the game
should be a fun and learning experience for your players. This section illustrates the qualities of a good coach.

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