Great start to our Josie McDonnell camogie tournament today, fantastic games & enjoyed by all of the girls & coaches too ๐๐๐๐
Come along and support the girls again tomorrow !
10.30am to 12.30pm
10 tips for coaching children:
1. Use positive language
2. Build confidence
3. Catch them doing well
4. Be slow to correct
5. Be quick to praise
6. Encourage creativity
7. Applaud effort
8. Accept mistakes
9. Develop resilience
10. Find success beyond results
MTU alumni and the organisations in which they work have volunteered over 2,000 hours of their time to support 350 students through the programme to date. https://t.co/Y6qnQAmVC1
8 tips for coaching children that we should never lose sight of.
1. Fun games in the warm up
2. No long lines
3. Positive body language
4. Lots of ball contact
5. No queing behind a cone
6. Speaking in a positive tone
7. Smaller sided games
8. Inclusion of all
Huge well done to Scoil Aiseiri Chriost, great win in Sciath Na Scoil today, through now to the FINAL !! Fantastic to see so many of our own Na Piarsaigh girls on the team ๐๐๐๐
The longer I coach, the more I realise that successful coaching isn't defined by winning. Its defined by whether the children come back week after week, month after month, year after year.
So delighted to have our own Amy Lee and our underage girls taking part in the MTU International Womens Day event. Huge thanks to Glynis Gardiner for including the club in this celebration of female role models !๐๐ #BreakTheBias@CorkCamogie@MTUCork_GAA@MTU_ie@SeandunCamogie
Trying to calculate how many items of clothing are required for this morningโs runโฆ too little = hypothermia; too many will result in striptease on the runโฆ ๐ฅถ๐โโ๏ธ
What more can be added to this fantastic tribute to Amy.
She is a brilliant ambassador for camogie and we are thrilled she has the honour of being captain for the coming season.We want to wish Amy Lee, the players and management the very best of luck.
Interesting research here.
"What counts most for boys & girls are things like, trying your best, working hard, staying active and playing well together as a team".
"Winning is ranked 40th in importance".
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If we are to reverse the high dropout rates for children in sport, it begins with the coaching philosophy.
Results alone should not define how successful a coach is.
And winning games is not solely a definition of success for kids in sport.
Success has a depth beyond results.