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Wexford Coaching & Games Development Model Academy 21/04/2015 coaching.wexford@gaa.ie 1 Agenda Club Mentoring Putting the Club First & Ongoing Activities (10mins) Eoin Morrissey Games Development Manager Summer Camps

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Wexford Coaching & Games Development

Model Academy

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Agenda

  • Club Mentoring “Putting the Club First” & Ongoing Activities (10mins)

– Eoin Morrissey Games Development Manager

  • Summer Camps & benefit to the club (10mins)

– Diarmuid Byrne Community & Participation Development Officer

  • Development Squads “Creating the Model Academy” (10mins)

– Peter Hally / Shane O’ Hanlon – Football & Hurling Development Officers

  • Focus Groups & Feedback (15mins)
  • Coaching Officers & Club Officials

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Ongoing Actions & Supports

  • CE Coaching Scheme – Unemployed members of your club to coach in local

schools & Cul Camps

  • Internships Positions – Urban Development Coordinator & Games

Development Assistants working on specific projects.

  • VTOS Coaching Programme – Improve standards of coaching within your

club through formal education. Link with Coaching Office through Schools Coaching &

  • TY Work experience – Juvenile Club Members

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Club Mentoring Pilot Programme “Putting the Club First”

“Wexford GAA Tutor Workgroup in conjunction with Wexford Coaching & Games Development

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  • Does your Club have a Coaching Officer?

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  • Does your Club have an Integrated Coaching Plan?

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  • Do you have minimum 2 coaches at each age-group?

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  • Do your coaches work with more than one underage team?

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  • Do all your coaches have a Foundation Award - minimum?

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  • Does your Club have an active Club – School Liaison Officer?

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  • Are your coaches equipped to develop all your players’ requirements at each age-

group?

Club Coaching & Games Health Check

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Club Mentoring Programme : Key objectives

Step 1

  • Provide your Club with an informed coaching co-ordinator
  • Identify key coaching personnel within your Club and provide them with fresh ideas

Step 2

  • Implement strong, workable Coaching Structures
  • Develop safe Physical Fitness Programmes for your players

Step 3

  • Equip coaches to deliver to each age-group the appropriate activities
  • Ensure we are coaching Fundamental Movement Skills

Step 4

  • Assistance in running coaching courses, summer camps, & all other coaching and games development Initives
  • General structuring of club coaching committee to ensure best practice in terms of coaching activities.

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Club Mentoring Structure

  • Mick Byrne

(Tutor)

  • Martin Lynch

(Tutor)

  • Joe

Kearns(Tutor)

  • Eddie Mahon

(Tutor) George O’ Connor/Eoin Morrissey Peter Hally/Eoin Morrissey Diarmuid Byrne/Eoin Morrissey Shane O’ Hanlon/Eoin Morrissey

Tutor Group Wexford & Leinster Coaching Office

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Details of f Club Mentoring Pilot Programme

  • Four guaranteed visits per year. Two to be conducted by full time staff

member & two by member of tutor group.

  • Focused on coaches dealing with 6 -10. Cluster & County workshops for
  • ther age groups.
  • Clubs may apply for more visits through emailing coaching.wexford@gaa.ie

after successfully completing initial programme, and after consultation with club coaching officer & club mentor.

  • Club Mentoring will take place Monday’s, Wednesdays or Saturday

(Morning)

  • Initial consultation with club mentors. If club decides to continue a nominal

fee of €100 will apply for programme. (Year 1)

  • Workshops will be conducted on a cluster basis or open session.

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Workshop Menu

Child – Year 1 (6 – 10) Early Youth – Year 2 (10 – 14) Youth/Adult - Year 3 – (14 – 18) Foundation Award Min : 3 Visits or 1 with online completed Foundation Award Min 3 Visits or 1 with online completed Foundation Award Min 3 Visits or 1 with online completed Award 1 Child Min 7 visits Award 1 Youth Min 7 visits Award 1 Adult Min 7 visits Nursery Workshop Gaelic 15 Workshop “Injury Prevention Gaelic 15 Workshop “Injury Prevention” ABC Fundamental Workshop Introduction to resistance training Introduction to resistance training Conditioned Games Bridging the Gap between the skill and the game Conditioned Games Bridging the Gap between the skill and the game Conditioned Games Bridging the Gap between the skill and the game Indoor Coaching Best Use of Space Best Use of the Ally for Hurling & Football Best Use of the Ally for Hurling & Football Club School Link Coaching Clinic = Games for the School yard First Touch Control : Essential Handling Skills First Touch Control : Essential Handling Skills Age appropriate skills testing Age appropriate fitness testing Age appropriate fitness testing Grip & Swing - Getting the basics correct Developing Attacking Players Principals of Defending

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Sample Visit Structure Option - 1

Visit one: January/ February/March

Meet with the club committee to review current position. Conduct club audit/SWOT Plan actions for visit two.

Visit two : April/May

Meet with all club coaches : Your Club Coaching Forum Access coaching course requirements and set dates Set up Community of Practice protocol Launch Club Coaching Plan

Visit three : July/August

First community of learning practical session (As selected through analysis of SWOT/Audit) Feedback of session & planning for session two/three

Visit four : October/November

Community of learning practical session (As selected through analysis of SWOT/Audit)

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Sample Visit Structure Option - 2

Visit one January February/March

Meet with the club committee to review current position. Conduct club audit/SWOT Plan actions for visit two.

Visit two: May/June

Best practice session by mentor with club coaches. Feedback on session Set club coaches tasks for session two

Visit three : July / August

Club coaches practical session with their squad Observations and feedback by mentor Set actions for workshops

Visit four September/October

Plan for following year. Practical session for club mentors. Review Mentoring Programme 21/04/2015 coaching.wexford@gaa.ie 11

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County Workshop Dates

Event Description Date Venue Tutor(s)/ Speaker Start Finish Cost Practical Dual Workshop Gaelic 15 Workshop - Practical warm up training techniques Saturday 21st March Duffry Rovers Michael O Sullivan Charted Physiotherapist 11.00am 1.00pm €5 Practical Hurling Workshop Conditioned Games Bridging the Gap between the skill and the game Saturday 25th April Duffry Rovers Paudie Butler Former National Hurling Coordinator 11.00am 1.00pm €5 Practical Football Workshop Putting the right foot forward in preparation for feile Sat 23rd May TBC Val Andrews former Cavan & Tralee IT Sigerson Cup Manager 7.00pm 9.00pm €5 Practical Hurling Workshop Principals of Goalkeeping Sat June 20th TBC Brendan Cummins 11.00am 1.00pm €5 Practical Football Workshop Systems of Play & Skill acquisition - individual coaching Sat July 18th TBC David Power Wexford Senior Football Manager 7.00pm 9.00pm €5 Practical Hurling Workshop First Touch Control : Essential Handling Skills Friday 10th July TBC TBC 7.00pm 9.00pm €5 Practical Hurling Workshop Communication on the field – Practical Guidelines Saturday 11th July TBC JJ Doyle Wexford U21 Hurling Manager 11.00am 1.00pm €5 Practical Dual Workshop Getting the best use of the Ally Saturday 8th August Faythe Harriers TBC 11.00am 1.00pm €5 Practical Dual Workshop Age appropriate fitness testing Friday 16th October TBC TBC 7.00pm 9.00pm €5 21/04/2015 coaching.wexford@gaa.ie 12

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2015

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Dates, Venues & Targets

2015 Cúl Camp Information

  • Starting week 6th – 10th July
  • Ending week 10th – 14th August
  • Total number of camps – 33
  • Targeted Numbers based on 2014 – 3,000 +

Children

  • County Cúl Camp Ambassador is Lee Chin

2015 Targeted Areas

  • Club Coordinators
  • Online Booking
  • Get In Gear Early Initiative
  • Give A Child A Chance Scheme

2015 Cúl Camp Date & Venue Flyer

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Cúl Camp Club Coordinator

The Role Of The Club Coordinator

  • Promoting Cúl Camps in your club and surrounding schools
  • Acting as a link between school, club and wc&g
  • Being a figure head of Cúl Camps in your area
  • Promoting online bookings
  • Promote the “Give A Child A Chance Scheme”
  • Promoting the club to Cúl Camp participants (gaining new members)
  • Ensuring facilities are organised for camps
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Online Bookings

  • Book Online at – www.kelloggsculcamps.gaa.ie
  • Promote online bookings for 2015
  • Ranked 11th in Ireland for online bookings in 2014
  • Online booking before June 1st to “Get in Gear Early”
  • Promoted by Club Coordinator
  • Possible registration night held in club before June 1st
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Get In Gear Early Initiative

  • This is a new initiative for 2015
  • If bookings are made before June 1st we will ensure children get their

gear before they finish school

  • Social Media #GetInGearEarly is being used to promote this initiative
  • We hope the clubs will help promote this through social media and

through their clubs and schools

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2015 Cúl Camp Gear

Half Zip, County Colour Gear Bag, Training Tee