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Participant Feedback & Psychological Focus

Participant Feedback & Psychological Focus. GAA Award 1 Course. GAA Award 1 – Participant Feedback & Rules Outcomes. By the end of this Module participants will be able to: define Performance Analysis & Participant Feedback

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Participant Feedback & Psychological Focus

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  1. Participant Feedback & Psychological Focus GAA Award 1 Course

  2. GAA Award 1 – Participant Feedback & Rules Outcomes • By the end of this Module participants will be able to: • define Performance Analysis & Participant Feedback • identify a number of methods of analysing perfomances in Gaelic Games • employ a number of strategies for analysing performances in Gaelic Games • define Psychological Focus for Gaelic Games • recall the “SMART” principals for Goal Setting • devise a pre-game play for the days before, night before, and morning of a game with a view to maximising performance • describe the 5C’s of sychological focus Presentation title in footer

  3. The OTú Model – Playing Facts • What do we mean by Playing Facts? Feedback on performance Evidence Key Events The ability identify strengths and areas where improvement is required and to understand/accept why changes may be required if the team is to achieve its full potential. Skill Development

  4. Helps Players stay in reality Gives Players the right type of attention Depersonalises Issues Playing Facts Protects Players from the World of Opinion Helps Players set realistic goals Increases Motivation Why do we need thePlaying Facts? Other reasons?

  5. What do we look for in Playing Facts? • Skill Performance – which skills are performed • Scores – from play • Scores – from frees • Shots Short or to Keeper • Personal Fouls • Technical Fouls • Frees conceded • Frees won • Breaking Ball – Won/Lost

  6. How/Methods of Performance Analysis… 1. Coach Review 2. Hand Notation System 3. Video Analysis 4. Computerised Notation System 5. Coach and Team review / meeting

  7. Methods of Performance Analysis? • “Coach Review” (Coach Gives direct feedback to • players during training or Match days) • “Hand Notation” (Making notes using pre-designed • sheets while a match is occurring.) • “Video Analysis” (Making notes from a match video using pre-designed sheets and feedback with the aid of the video.) • Computerised Analysis (Using a software package to note/tag significant events during or post match and feeding back using video clips) • Team Meeting (Open discussion involving all players in a structured format)

  8. ? List Two Advantages & Two Disadvantages of each of these methods of Performance Analysis? Question ?

  9. ADVANTAGES/DISADVANTAGES

  10. Capturing the Playing Facts • Identify what you want to analyse • Create a form for this (for example) Presentation title in footer

  11. Capturing the Playing Facts • Identify what you want to analyse • Create a form for this (for example) Presentation title in footer

  12. Playing Facts – When? ? 1. During a Match Question 2. Half Time 3. After a Game ? 4. Post Match Review

  13. During a Game 1. Take notes 2. Analysis Performance 3. Make changes in positions, or substitute 4. Change Tactics

  14. Half Time Try to help the team (not vent your anger) 1. What was good about the performance? • Choose two or three areas where improvement is needed. • Give confidence in their ability to do what you suggest. 4. The analysis of the first half should be based on factual information.

  15. Immediately After the Game 1. Keep comments short and honest - not confrontational. 2. Be positive 3. Plan next practice to improve performance. 4. Try to eliminate error and emphasise the positive 5. Talk to mentors & selectors 6. Listen 7. Arrange for meaningful team meeting after next training session, as appropriate.

  16. Post Match Review 1. Planned meeting in advance at the appropriate time. • OPEN DISCUSSION CHAIRED BY COACH • Key Elements: • Everyone encouraged to contribute in a forthright manner. • Constructive criticism for the good of the team. • Cover positive and negative. • GIVE STATISTICAL ANALYSIS (as appropriate) • A. Statistics Sheet (Handout) • B. View video footage. 4. SET GOALS

  17. How does analysis of the Playing Facts work in practice Coach Watches Game Play Game Performance Analysed Coaching Sessions/ Practice Games Coach Plans Coaching Sessions Changes or Substitutions

  18. Lets analyse a game? • Use the template provided • Follow the Playing Facts process as outlined • Feedback to the group: • What would you feedback to the players? • What changes would you make for the forthcoming coaching sessions? 18 Presentation title in footer

  19. "The value of stats here is that it reduces the extent to which a player is prejudiced by a coach. Stats might show that the player who is a 'bottler‘ is actually, say, the best tackler in the team, while the team's hero, who is afforded the privilege of the halo effect, is actually contributing very little beyond, say, scoring from frees.“ Kieran Shannon, Sunday Tribune, October 2007 Presentation title in footer

  20. The OTú Model – Psychological Focus • What do we mean by Psychological Focus? The ability to maintain focus on the here and now, regardless of the internal and external distractions. It requires competence, confidence and cohesion.. Skill Development

  21. ? Question ? Motivation for Participation What must we do to keep Players involved? ? ?

  22. Participation Vs Drop Out Drop out can take place because of factors that are internal to the game and factors that are external to the game. In dealing with internal factors there are two constant determining factors in relation to Participation and Drop Out from sport: • Enjoyment • Challenging

  23. ? Question ? What can be done to ensure training remains enjoyable and challenging? ? ?

  24. Variation is key Varying Exercise and Training Routines, Vary Training Sequence, Vary Location, Utilise Different Mentors/ Players for Coaching Inputs, etc. Maintains Motivation, Stimulates Interest and Ensures that the Player does not Go Stale, Become Bored or Adapt to One Routine in an overly negative manner

  25. Challenging? • Understand Individual Needs within the Team • Set appropriate Activities and Contexts to promote enjoyment and challenge • Set SMARTER Goals

  26. Question Participation Vs Drop Out Drop out can take place because of factors that are internal to the game and factors that are external to the game. What about external factors? Identify as many external factors as possible…. ? ?

  27. Overweight Drink Health Drugs Married Work Children Finance Problems Coaching Administration in Club Volunteer Adult typical….key words highlighted by coaches…. Explain why these words were highlighted Presentation title in footer

  28. Biological v Chronological Age Burnout Girls Dosing Exams Discos Jobs Drugs Drink Physical Development Emotional Development Different Development Rates Different Sports Youth typical….key words highlighted by coaches…. Explain why these words were highlighted Presentation title in footer

  29. Goal setting? • Focus on Goal Setting • Types of Goals - Specific - Outcome - Measurable - Agreed - Performance - Realistic - Time Managed - Exciting - Recordable

  30. Goals can be? • Short Term • Medium Term • Long Term

  31. What are the benefits of Goals? • To the Player • To the Coach

  32. Set a series of Goals for the Squad/Players you are currently with Group 1 – Short Term Goals Group 2 – Medium Term Goals Group 3 – Long Term Goals

  33. The coaches job is to ensure that players… 5C’s are Confident Concentrate are Competent are Committed have Control

  34. Thank you

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