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    Leadership

    Let' face it, coaching at the higher levels in many ways is all about micromanaging. But is there a way to accomplish your goals of being successful without driving everyone around you away. The following article by John Eades although geared towards business may off some insights that can be used on the field and in the back room. Please feel free to comment below. Courtesy of https://www.soccercoachingpro.com/4-4-2-formation/ Remote work has put managers in a precarious position. The natural...

    11 July 2020
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    Canada Soccer Association

    Description Canada Soccer présente le webinaire Programme masculin EXCEL 101 avec Mauro Biello (entraîneur-adjoint de l’équipe nationale masculine et directeur du programme masculin EXCEL U-18 à U-23) et Andrew Olivieri (directeur du programme masculin EXCEL U-14 à U-17) qui offriront un aperçu du cadre tactique national EXCEL. Cette séance sera présentée en français et offrira du contenu présenté lors des webinaires EXCEL 101 et 102 en anglais plus tôt cette année. Canada Soccer presents a Men’s EXCEL ‘101’ webinar...

    10 July 2020
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    Coach Strategy Training

    Courtesy of https://breakingthelines.com/tactical-analysis/variation-of-goal-kick-setups/ June 23, 2020 By: @HalfSpaceFtbl Featured Image: @GabFoligno Variation of Goal Kick Setups Photo Courtesy of 2020 SmugMug, Inc. 2019 CCAA Women's Soccer National Championship Match Four - Concordia vs. Ch. Saint-Lambert Goal kicks are generally viewed as a miniscule part of football. However, in the modern game, they are becoming increasingly valuable. This is largely down to the fact that the amount of analysis conducted at the top level in order to improve performance continues to increase due...

    9 July 2020
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    Training

    Originally published Published on September 17, 2018 Courtesy of Ontario Tech Athletics Richard Bucciarelli Richard Bucciarelli, MS, B.Kin., R.Kin, CSCS, CSEP-CEP, USSF “A,” is a professional fitness coach, sports scientist and coach educator, and the owner of Soccer Fitness Inc., a soccer-specific strength and conditioning company in Toronto. Richard was an assistant coach previously with the York University men when they won the U-Sport National Championship in 2010, and has been part of the Ridgebacks women’s soccer team since its...

    7 July 2020
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    CCAA

    Image courtesy of https://safesport.coach.ca/ Story originally posted July 2, 2020 at https://www.ccaa.ca/general/2020-21/releases/safe_sport Starting in 2020-21, Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Coaches and Administrators will be required to undertake Safe Sport Training E-learning through the Coaching Association of Canada. Anyone representing a team or institution at a CCAA Championship level and those taking part in CCAA activities, such as meetings, the training will be mandatory for the team support contingency that would be attending. That includes all coaches, Athletic Directors and...

    4 July 2020
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    Leadership

    John Eades The following is from John Eades https://johneades.com/ the CEO of LearnLoft a leadership development company which exists to turn managers into leaders. https://learnloft.com/2020/04/20/4-habits-great-leaders-adopt-during-uncertain-times/ It’s not raw, natural talent or innate skill that makes up the difference between an average manager and an effective leader. Instead, it’s something anyone can do, but most find it difficult to master. The best separate themselves by changing basic habits. A habit is simply a routine of behavior that is repeated regularly...

    27 June 2020
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    Leadership

    The following is from best selling author and keynote speaker Jon Gordon. 14 THOUGHTS ON BUILDING A GREAT CULTURE1. Great leaders build and drive great cultures. They know it's their number one priority. They can't delegate it. They must lead and be engaged in the process.2. Culture is the reason why great organizations have sustained success. Culture drives expectations and beliefs. Expectations and beliefs drive behavior. Behavior drives habits. Habits create the future.3. Culture beats strategy. Strategy...

    25 June 2020
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