Aussie Rules Training

I’ve ranted and raved about how important game models are at local/amateur level that it’s time to help you develop one and like everything in life it’s a step by step process. Here’s step 1. Head on over to the Aussie Rules Training Facebook or Twitter page and comment on what you can come up...

Over the weekend I read this article that really nailed why individual and team tactics should really be at the forefront of your team training and how training tiny aspects in isolation with zero game context WILL NOT transfer to anything that is required within a game. The article was pretty much summed up with...

This is the last post consisting of my notes from The Process Part II of which there have been 60 odd in this series, over 100 from Level 1 and close to 200 from the Game Changer book. I mean if you’re not reading these books then you’re just trying to be the best coach...

Today’s notes from the Process Level 2 looks a lot at the 4 co-active model which I have posted about a lot and for good reason – it’s the best and simplist way to judge players current development as a player over all aspects of the game. Local/amatuer footy has such a high focus on...

Whoever gets to play this season will without doubt be going into round 1 on limited training, and thus, fitness. The best way to get around a lack of fitness is to implement a Game Model to build an alignment on everything that goes on during a game. For example when the ball is coming...