GAME DAY PLANNING GAME DAY PLANNING

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1 GAME DAY PLANNING GAME DAY PLANNING AFL COACHING CONFERENCE TELSTRA DOME SATURDAY 1 st st FEBRUARY 2003 Wally Gallio Development Manager Glenelg F.C

2 Components of Planning Components of Planning The Training Week Pre Game Post Game

3 The Training Week The Training Week Sunday Review What Happened Match Day Next Week Challenge Plan Training week Monday Teams Weakness' and Strengths Get to know your opposition Start to inform Players Tuesday Major Session for the Week Reinforce/Teach What is Coming Up Meet with Match Committee Wednesday Get Away Relax release the pressures

4 The Training Week The Training Week Thursday Friday (Coaches Day) Be Organised Inform Players - Individually Players Meeting/Tea Players Leave with no Doubt Saturday Play Time Fun Time Major Session for the Week Reinforce/Teach What is Coming Up Meet with Match Committee Complete Game Preparation Read Newspapers Ring Players if Necessary Make Yourself Available Don t Become RADICAL/CHANGE

5 The Training Week The Training Week Saturday Play Time Fun Time Pre Match Be Specific Match Theme Individual Requirements Time Lines Final Opposition Information Post Match BE Objective Objective Data Record Performance Launching Pad for Next Week Don t Be Too Long WARNING INFORMATION OVERLOAD

6 Team Staff Team Staff Who have you got available Specific Roles - Runner (High Importance) - Trainers/Water Carriers - Team Management - Coaching Staff -Statisticians Ensure Smooth Running Limit People In and Out of Rooms Work Hard During the Week Make the Experience Enjoyable for all

7 PRE - GAME PRE - GAME Objective Make sure your objective is clear, Format Large Groups or Small Discussion Place Change rooms not suitable Where do we go? - On Ground - Do some scouting during the week Timing Have a routine time line Content Reinforce What you did during the week - What we did well - How we improved it

8 Backs: Teams Discipline/Tackle, Chase, Harass Man on Man Create Contest Crumbers Run With Opponent Keep Ball In Open 50m Kick Ins Zone/Concentrate Kick Outs Leading/Create Options WHITE BOARD WHITE BOARD Our Pressure Creates This Forwards Look for Frees, Go to Ground One Dimensional Over Use Ball Run off in Waves Keep Brown/Gold in Check Kick Ins Long to Talls Smith/Jones Use ball Short down the line Turn Overs Mid Field Players Run Forward of Ball Follow their Kicks There is no Limit to what you can achieve If you don t care who gets the credit

9 NSW/ACT RAMS vs. Calder Cannons 25/08/02 NAME:.. TEAM RELATED GOALS (What I want to do to make it a Team Performance) 1) 2) 3) PLAYERS MATCH COMMENTS: (What did I do POSITIVE to team performance) My Performance Today... /10 Coaches Report: Winning the Ball Attacking Skills Defensive Skills Team Plan Comments: Overall Rating

10 10.30am: TEAM MEETING 10.40am: INDIVIDUAL PREPARATION - Hot/Cold Showers (All) - Visualisation - 1 on 1 Coaching Staff - Know Your Role - Reassess Individual Goals 11.15am: TEAM WARM UP 11.45am: FINAL MEETING 11.50am: WARM UP ON GROUND 12noon: GAME COMMENCES

11 POST - GAME POST - GAME Post Game Meeting Handle with care Process vs. Outcome Don t let the result dictate the way you address the players Team/Individual Summary Quick and Precise Ask Players for Feedback Ask players that know Commence Preparation for Next Week Don t Be Too Long

12 Feedback Game Information Use of Statistics: Individual Team Key Performance Indicators Use of Video: (Luxury Item) Match and Training Team/Individual Orientation Opposition Information As a calming effect

13 On the Move It was done well for the majority of the game 100% improvement from last game. The last quarter when the opposition flooded into our half, it is important that we keep moving more and more to try and open space and hold possession of the ball. Move Ball Quickly This was done well in the first half at every opportunity 35 (1 st 22, 2 nd 13) Handball Receives It was non existent in the 2 nd Half (3 rd 16, 4 th 9 they did flood) 25 Handball Receives The movement of the ball was pleasing and at every opportunity we tried to move the ball quickly Summary Overall pleasing effort and only at times we loose focus and concentration as individuals and this affects our team performance. We all need to know our roles in every situation of the game and at times we went off and did our own thing. It takes discipline to adhere to team structures and the way we play NOTE: If you don t win the ball and are struggling to get involved, YOU don t have to have the ball to be an effective team player. There are other ways to get involved Blocking, Support running, being accountable (playing on your man and nullifying his effect) Overall a improved performance individually and team orientated. Look after yourselves over the break and Good Luck to the State Players The LITTLE THNINGS MEAN A LOT TO THE RAMS We have to keep doing them all the time

14 DATE: vs GROUND: TEAM INVOLVEMENTS Handball Frees Frees For Hit Ons Play Ons Spoils Chases NO. PLAYER Receive Agianst Smothers Shepherds Hitouts

15 DATE: vs GROUND: INDIVIDUAL ACTS NO. PLAYER Hard Ball Gets Sacrificial Acts Stoppage Cl/rences