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coaching courses?

  • 26-04-2004 1:02pm
    #1
    klong
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,381 ✭✭✭


    i have my foundation level(football) course done and id like to move on up....whats the next levelup and how do i go about getting on such a course?


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  • #2
    The Rooster
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    Sorry klong, I havent got a clue, but I'd like to ask a few questions on the foundation course

    - was it any good / worth doing?

    - how much did it cost?

    - where did it take place - your local club or did you have to go somewhere?

    - did it all take place on the pitch or is there a written element to it or a classroom and blackboard session (for tactics)?

    - how long did the course last?

    - can anybody go on them or do you have to be nominated by your club?


  • #3
    klong
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,381 ✭✭✭klong


    - was it any good / worth doing?
    i felt it was good for the experience,being able to coach absolute beginners was nice.

    - how much did it cost?
    nothing

    - where did it take place - your local club or did you have to go somewhere?
    my secondary school

    - did it all take place on the pitch or is there a written element to it or a classroom and blackboard session (for tactics)?
    it was all outdoors. there is no tactics involved. it teaches beginners how to play gaelic football,thats it,and teaches you how to coach these beginners

    - how long did the course last?
    we did a pre-lim which lasted 5/6weeks (2 hrs a weeki think it was), then the actual coaching was another5 weeks or so,2 hrs a week

    - can anybody go on them or do you have to be nominated by your club?
    i did it through my secondary school as part of TY so i dont know exactly


    the problem with us was that for the pre-lim everybody had todoit,then only those who were interested in doing the whole course actually got to do the coaching so there was plenty of messing :mad:
    because of that, we probably should have been taught more than we were.


  • #4
    powerage22
    Closed Accounts Posts: 88 ✭✭powerage22


    level one is the next course. i did it a few years ago. Had something like 2hours one evening for a few weeks and then two practical sessions. Pretty good course overall, covers all sorts of stuff from diet to overcoaching etc. You are given a log book at the end, which you fill in with your teams details, training sessions.


  • #5
    klong
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,381 ✭✭✭klong


    there was a logbook to fill in during the foundation also.
    did you (powerage22) do your through your club?


  • #6
    powerage22
    Closed Accounts Posts: 88 ✭✭powerage22


    Yeah i did it through my club. The county board (kerry) organise them from time to time and ask the clubs to send in names of people who are interested


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