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• Pre Cadet
• Cadet
• Junior
• Transition
• England Talent Development
• England ExCells

England National Squad

International Development Programme

England ExCell

Fundamental Skills Programme & an additional Randori opportunity

Club

Primary Technical, Physical & Competition Development

Performance Pathway

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Pre Cadet

Cadet Juniors Transition

The England Team endeavour to work together to provide an optimal development programme for England Pre-Cadets, Cadets and Juniors to ensure players exceed their potential and high quality English players transfer to the GB programme.

• Nigel Donohue – Lead England Coach & GB Performance Analysis
• Jamie Johnson – England Coach
• Trevor Sitlinton – England Squad Administrator

ALL Squad related enquiries (including Non-attendance) Lead for Sports Aid and other funding agencies Ordering of all England squad kit

• Matt Divall – England Excel Co-ordinator

England ExCell system NGB Lead for TASS & AASE Website & Memo circulation

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• TWO MAIN POINTS OF CONTACT

Trevor Sitlinton All communications regarding non-attendance at Squad training All Squad related enquiries Matt Divall Enquiries regarding TASS & AASE England ExCell queries (non-attendances, etc) General Programme enquiries Technical queries regarding the England Programme Nigel Donohue and Jamie Johnson

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These Peridisation Plans are to provide a GUIDELINE for

• rganising and planning an Annual Plan

Coaches should use their own knowledge and expertise to determine the components and contents of each training phase to meet the needs of their players

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• 8th – 10th February 2013
• 5th – 7th April 2013 – Together with ETD squad
• 17th-19th May 2013
• 16th-18th August 2013
• 11th-13th October 2013 – Together with ETD squad
• ALL 2013 GBR Senior and Junior Squads compulsory
• England staff to support all ONST

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WK From To EVENT VENUE 10 9-Mar 10-Mar European Cup Cadets CRO Zagreb 11 16-Mar 17-Mar European Cup Cadets TUR Antalya 13 30-Mar 31-Mar European Cup Cadets UKR Kiev 14 6-Apr 7-Apr European Cup Cadets RUS Tver 15 13-Apr 14-Apr European Cup Cadets POR Coimbra 16 20-Apr 21-Apr European Cup Cadets CZE Teplice 17 27-Apr 28-Apr European Cup Cadets ROU Bucharest 18 4-May 5-May European Cup Cadets GER Berlin 20 18-May 19-May European Cup Cadets POL Bielsko Biala WK From To EVENT VENUE 11 16-Mar 17-Mar European Cup Juniors POR Coimbra 14 6-Apr 7-Apr European Cup Juniors GRE Mudania 15 13-Apr 14-Apr European Cup Juniors EST Tartu 16 20-Apr 21-Apr European Cup Juniors RUS St Petersburg 17 27-Apr 28-Apr European Cup Juniors ITA Tarviso 18 4-May 5-May European Cup Juniors LTU Kaunas 19 11-May 12-May European Cup Juniors FRA Lyon 20 18-May 19-May European Cup Juniors UKR Kiev 21 25-May 26-May European Cup Juniors ESP La Coruna 22 1-Jun 2-Jun European Cup Juniors AUT Leibnitz 28 13-Jul 14-Jul European Cup Juniors HUN Paks 29 20-Jul 21-Jul European Cup Juniors POL Wroclaw 30 27-Jul 28-Jul European Cup Juniors CZE Prague 31 3-Aug 4-Aug European Cup Juniors GER Berlin

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• Ensure the European Cup does not clash with the England Programme
• Contact John Bramall to register interest to attend the identified Cadet

European Cup

• John Bramall will forward the request to the Home Country contact – Trevor

Sitlinton

• Trevor Sitlinton will liaise with the England Team to finalise permission to

attend the identified European Cup

• Note: England players wishing to attend any European Cups on a self-funded

bases, must be England National Squad standard and regularly attend England National Squad Training and weekly ExCell sessions.

• Contact for John Bramall (BJA Performance Administrator) :

john.bramall@britishjudo.org.uk (All Home Countries follow the same process – John Bramall co-ordinates)

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• England Squad selected on Performances

(Reviewed After 2013 BC, NW and MID)

• ETD Squad selected on Physical and Technical ability
• Players need to have the Physical capability to

complete the volume and quality of training required to achieve International Performance level

• Players rarely injured on camps, robust enough to

complete full camps and physios are “redundant”

BENCHMARK TARGETS

Capacity to Train – “the physical ability to meet the training demands (volume and intensity) required for Performance Judo”

Players who wish to be CONSIDERED CONSIDERED for International Selection MUST MUST achieve the Benchmark Standard

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“the physical ability to meet the training demands “the physical ability to meet the training demands “the physical ability to meet the training demands “the physical ability to meet the training demands (volume and intensity) required for (volume and intensity) required for (volume and intensity) required for (volume and intensity) required for

PERFORMANCE JUDO PERFORMANCE JUDO PERFORMANCE JUDO PERFORMANCE JUDO”

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There are NO UNCONDITIONED Athletes on the Podium

• National Squad Training is NOT a social event
• When representing England/GB at international

competition, although this is to provide experience and development, WE GO THERE TO WIN

• Squad sessions will maximise training time
• Training will be of a high intensity
• Coaching will be of a high quality
• There will be a FALL OUT – the programme should not

carry players who are not of the level or don’t aspire to be

• f the level.
• Talent alone will not make a champion, players who work

hard and have commitment will highlight their train ability and its these players that will move through the system

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• CADET – 3 year ageband

– 1996, 1997 & 1998

• JUNIOR – 6 year ageband

– 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 & 1998

• Armlocks and Strangles – Cadet and Junior
• EYOF – 2 yr ageband – 1996 & 1997
• Attendance expected
• Any non-attendance to be communicated asap
• Injury / illness – Doctors / Physio note required & forwarded to

Trevor

• Reply slips to be completed.
• No reply slip, no accommodation will be booked
• Telephone and e-mail

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Communication

• Better communication between players, parents and personal

coaches

• 3 strikes
• Regular memos – reminders of training sessions, etc
• Website – England pages
• E-mail addresses required to create mailing lists

Adherence to the Programme

• England Area Squad Sessions
• Performance Cell (England ExCell) Sessions
• England National Squad Training

To Be Considered for Selection

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Time Session Duration 9:15 – 9:45am Check In and Ready to Train 9:45 – 9:55am Coach Meeting 10 – 12:15pm Technical & Randori 2hr 15mins 12:15pm Lunch 1:30 – 2:40pm Technical Session 1hr 10mins 2:45 – 4:30pm Randori & Mat Based Conditioning 1hr 45mins Total Training Time 5hrs 10mins 1 Day Squad Training Structure

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“If you are not Swimming a 100,000m a week, then don’t bother turning up”

Bill Sweatman Former GB Swimming Performance Director

“For every 1 hour of Game time, a young developing professional footballer must engage in 10hrs of practice per week”

Ray Hall Everton FC Academy Manager for 9-16yr olds

It’s what the England Judoka does on a Day to Day basis that makes the difference

• Raising Standards and Expectations
• Increase Volume of Practice
• Increase Intensity & Quality of Training
• Improved Performances

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• SAF – Sports Aid

available to non-TASS athletes

• TASS – Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme

ETD players only, 16-19 years, in full time education

• AASE – Advance Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence

delivered at various institutions – Bath, Walsall, Tonbridge & ETD 4 x GCSE A-C, including Maths and English

Collaboration of Clubs, Parents, Coaches and National Coaches working with the National Programme