Aussie Rules Training

So far we’ve covered youth development and learning and today we look at coaching. Programming Philosophy – 70 – 80% of a session is of what I know works, 10 – 15% is what I’m pretty sure works, 5% is what I’m experimenting with and 5% of what the athlete/s want Player Development Profiles (Gary...

Last week we started this series with youth development and today we roll with learning: Motor learning can increase by 20% in the first 3 – 9 sessions Mistakes (James Clear) – make mistakes of ambition (failing on a big goal, creating something nobody wants) over making mistakes of a sloth (not attempting a big...

I’ve got 100’s of pages of research I’ve compiled over about 20 years on training and coaching just sitting there, with the intention of being used as content but rarely does. As I’m in the middle of packing and then moving house next week, this is the perfect opportunity to utilise some of it. This...

Previous Post – Our Intercept Mark Defensive 50 New Post – Our Kick Out Because a kick out is a closed play action and about the only time where time isn’t a factor besides set shot goal kicking, it’s 1 of the most controllable moments of the game. Most teams will defend a kick out...

Footy’s back and about time as my brothers fill the family chat with every cricket game happening on earth when footy isn’t on and it’s going on right now! Collingwood had their first hit out against opposition today so I tuned in to see what they kept from last year and anything new I could...

I’ve posted about mastery v ego before so in a nutshell it’s: Mastery – locating, finding and completing a pass to the best, usually most open and easy target available. Ego – ignoring the most open and easy target to attempt a pass with a low chance of being completed and that puts our team...

Previous Post – Center Bounce Clearance Win New Post – Our Intercept Mark Defensive 50 The player movements/formations that will allow this to occur frequently will be evident in future posts as we reach the end of the loop which starts this new loop (that made sense didn’t it?), but of course it helps immensely...