posted Aug 14, 2014, 6:42 PM by Unknown user
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updated Aug 14, 2014, 9:26 PM
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MAYSA's (Online) Parent/Coach Training Resources
Parent Coaches, as a follow up to our Parent Coaches Clinic, below you will find important information discussed during the Clinic. Please take a few minutes to review items 1-7 below:
1. Coaching Clinic 2014 - Click on the image below click here to view or download this year's Coaching Clinic Notes. The notes include the link that must be used to authorize your child protection/background check. 2. Child Protection Clearances and Background Checks - Coaches and assistant coaches, you must complete your PA West Child Protection Background check. Please do not wait to start the process. Below is a link that will get the process started. a). If you haven't signed up as a coach as part of your Affinity Account, please do so. I think everyone has an Affinity account and has been set up as a coach, however, you may need to login to your account and enter a Driver License or proper Date Of Birth. If you have any questions please contact our Registrar, Lynn Long, at LynnLongSoccer@gmail.com or (724) 662-0745.
c). When you get to the point of payment, please mark paid with check and use the check #1520. Once all coaches have completed this process MAYSA will send a check coving the cost.
3. U.S. Youth Soccer Practice Activities for the Parent Coach (free) - click on the image below to view or download: Beginner Division (U6, U8) Junior Division (U10) Senior Division (U12) 4. Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) video: click on the image below to view a short 2 minute video
5. Soccer Made Easy - Borrow a (free) copy from MAYSA or purchase you own by clicking below:
6. The "Small-Sided" Game (SSG): SSG is a FUN environment that focuses on the young soccer player. Small-Sided Games are developmentally appropriate environment for our youngest soccer players. MAYSA, strongly supports . . . to read more click the image below. 7. Finally:
"Professional coaches measure success in rings. College coaches measure success in championships. High School coaches measure success in titles. Youth coaches measure success in smiles." -P. McAllister, Youth Coach |
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