Lymington Netball Club

The Club will fund anyone wishing to attend an umpiring course that is prepared to umpire for the benefit of the Club.

C AWARD UMPIRING COURSE

April 13th 10am - 4pm
Oaklands School, Southampton
Fee: £15.00

Application forms from valsna@btconnect.com

BEGINNER UMPIRING COURSE

Aim: To introduce the rudiments of umpiring to enable you to umpire a netball match for juniors or inexperienced players in club or school environment.

Outcomes:

To have knowledge of basic rules of the game.
To identify obvious infringements of the rules.
To apply correct use of voice, whistle and terminology.
To be aware of correct positioning.
To keep an accurate scorecard and call the score.
To identify the requirements for the England Netball Beginner Award.
Prepare candidates for assessment/test.

May 3rd & 4th 10am - 4pm
Oaklands School, Southampton
Fee: £15.00

UMPIRE TRAINING COURSE

April 18 (evening) & 20th (10am-4pm)
Talbot Heath School, Bournemouth

For more information or to book a place, please contact Nina Forward, 01202 269161.

To find out about other umpiring courses please click here

SPORTS COACH UK COURSES

Please click on any of the courses below for a course outline.

Course	Date	Venue	Time
Safeguarding & Protecting Children (3 Hours)	Wed 5 March 08	Southampton Solent University	6:30pm - 9:30pm
Equity in Your Coaching (3 Hours)	Mon 15 October 07 or Mon 12 May 08	Southampton Solent University	6:30pm - 9:30pm
How to Coach Disabled People in Sport (2 Hours)	Mon 14 January 08	Southampton Solent University	6:30pm - 9:30pm
The FUNdamentals of Movement (3 hours - Practical)	Mon 3 December 07	Southampton (TBC)	6:30pm - 9:30pm
The Impact of High Quality Coaching on How People Learn (3 hours)	Wed 12 March 08	Southampton Solent University	6:30pm - 9:30pm
Advance FUNdamentals of Movement Workshop – Agility (3 hours - Practical)	Mon 10 March 08	Southampton Solent University	6:30pm - 9:30pm
Advance FUNdamentals of Movement Workshop – Balance (3 hours - Practical)	Mon 4 February 08	Southampton Solent University	6:30pm - 9:30pm
Advance FUNdamentals of Movement Workshop – Coordination (3 hours - Practical)	Mon 3 March 08	Southampton Solent University	6:30pm - 9:30pm
A Club For All (3 Hours)	Wed 7 November 07 or Wed 4 June 08	Southampton Solent University	6:30pm - 9:30pm

If you are interested in any of the following courses please click here for information on how to book.

Safeguarding & Protecting Children (3 Hours)

Protect yourself, the young people you are coaching and your employer by understanding and following good coaching practice. Learn about child abuse and how to handle situations if you have concerns.

This workshop will help you, the coach to:

Identify good coaching practice to promote a positive relationship with children
Identify sport situations and coaching practice that might constitute either poor practice or possible abuse
Identify ways of dealing with your own feelings about child abuse and state what constitutes neglect, physical, sexual and emotional abuse
Recognise the signs and symptoms of abuse and appreciate why reporting it is often so difficult
Identity appropriate action if a child discloses he/she has been abused
Identity appropriate action if abuse is suspected and explain the role and responsibilities of other experts (e.g. police, social services)
Describe appropriate practice that reduces the likelihood of abuse occurring

Equity in Your Coaching (3 Hours)

Everyone should have access to sport, and as a coach, you have an important role to play in ensuring this happens. This workshop will help you to apply and extend your existing skills to meet the needs of present and potential participants.

This workshop will help you, the coach to:

Explain what equity means and why it is important
Identify barriers to participation
Use appropriate language and terminology
Identify and challenge inequitable behaviour
Interpret the legal framework that affects coaching
Identify how they can become more equitable
Establish where to go for further information

How to Coach Disabled People in Sport (2 Hours)

This workshop tackles all the frequently asked questions posed by sports teachers, coaches and participants about how to work with disabled sports people. This includes a whole spectrum of new ideas for inclusion, the workshop will introduce and offer guidance to any coach involved with disabled people in sport, the emphasis being to introduce coaches to the Inclusion Spectrum and effective practice.

At the end of the workshop, coaches will be able to:

Determine how to include disabled people in sport
Select appropriate coaching activities
Create effective coaching environments

The FUNdamentals of Movement (3 hours - Practical)

This practical workshop explores the concepts of Agility, Balance, Co-ordination and speed. It compliments other coach education resources which may focus on the movement skills of running, hopping, skipping etc. This workshop assists coaches to observe, analyse and coach good movement patterns within their sessions whether multi skill or sport specific.

A pre-requisite for this workshop is that coaches should have an understanding of the Long Term Athlete Development Model and associated player pathway within their sport.

By the end of this workshop coaches should be familiar with the following concepts:

Agility - dynamic stability, starting and stopping, momentum, acceleration, rhythm

Balance - establishing a stable core, static stability, exploring centre gravity and base of support
Coordination - related to disassociating body parts and the coordination of explosive actions including jumping, throwing, striking and kicking

The Impact of High Quality Coaching on How People Learn (3 hours)

This workshop has been developed to raise awareness among coaches, teachers and coach managers about what high quality coaching looks like in the learning environment

Outcomes of the Workshop

At the end of the workshop, delegates will be able to:

Recognise the impact High Quality Coaching has on Learning
Explain the Coaching Model
Explain the Stages of Learning
Demonstrate how key aspects of Coaching Craft Knowledge can be applied and the effect application has on learning

Advanced FUNdamentals of Movement Workshop – Agility (3 hours - Practical)

This workshop is designed to further develop delegates understanding of the FUNdamentals of Movement with a specific emphasis on the key principles of Agility.

At the end of the workshop, delegates will be able to:

Expand on the movement concepts from the FUNdamentals of Movement Workshop by introducing more detail, more activities and extensions to ideas.
Develop coaches skills in observation and qualitative evaluation of movement relating specifically to Agility
Develop coaches skills in identifying appropriate courses of action for improvement of movement competency

Anyone attending this workshop must have previously attended either the sports coach UK ‘Introduction of the FUNdamentals of Movement’ or sports coach UK ‘MultiSkills Clubs’ Workshop and should hold a minimum of a level 2 Governing Body of Sport coaching award ideally working towards a level 3.

Advanced FUNdamentals of Movement Workshop – Balance (3 hours - Practical)

This workshop is designed to further develop delegates understanding of the FUNdamentals of Movement with a specific emphasis on the key principles of Balance.

At the end of the workshop, delegates will be able to:

Expand on the movement concepts from the FUNdamentals of Movement Workshop by introducing more detail, more activities and extensions to ideas
Develop coaches skills in observation and qualitative evaluation of movement relating specifically to Balance
Develop coaches skills in identifying appropriate courses of action for improvement of movement competency

Advance FUNdamentals of Movement Workshop – Coordination (3 hours - Practical)

This workshop is designed to further develop delegates understanding of the FUNdamentals of Movement with a specific emphasis on the key principles of Coordination.

At the end of the workshop, delegates will be able to:

Expand on the movement concepts from the FUNdamentals of Movement Workshop by introducing more detail, more activities and extensions to ideas
Develop coaches skills in observation and qualitative evaluation of movement relating specifically to Coordination
Develop coaches skills in identifying appropriate courses of action for improvement of movement competency

Developing Power & Speed (3 hours - Practical)

By the end of this workshop coaches should be able to:

Identify principles of developing power and speed
Identify drills to develop power and speed
Plan a safe and effective power and speed session relevant to the needs of the performer

This interactive workshop includes practical tips to develop power, straight line and lateral sport-specific speed, acceleration and agility for coaches of multiple sprint sports such as rugby, tennis and netball. The emphasis is on outlining how general and sport specific conditioning can be used to assist the performer to develop an essential component of the game.

A Club For All (3 Hours)

Do you want to make your club as equitable as possible? If so this workshop is perfect for introducing you to the best equitable practices in running a sports club. By the end of the workshop you will be able to define what sports equity means, list the benefits of sports equity for your club, identify equitable and inequitable practice, develop a basic action plan to address equity in your sports club and identify the organisations you can turn to for further advice and guidance on sports equity

For a more extensive list of the range of courses that can be offered as part of the generic programme please visit http://www.sportscoachuk.org/

For more information or to register your interest in a course not currently available, contact Sophie Barratt, Partnership Coaching Development Officer:-

Tel 01962 845020 or email sophie.barratt@hants.gov.uk