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Moving Toward a High Level of Competence Through a Systematic Approach Competence Creates Confidence!!! WHAT CAN THE ATHELTE & COACH CONTROL?? Technique Injury YES!! Nutrition Sleep Recovery Thoughts Focus on PROCESS!!!! 90% Physical 10% Mental How Science Defines What We Do Velocity = Distance over Time Acceleration = Distance over Time Squared Center of Mass = average position of mass Momentum = Mass x Velocity Linear Momentum = Horizontal & Vertical Angular (Rotary)Momentum = speed around the axis Projected Distance of a Throw Determined by: Height Angle Velocity of Release Critical Factors in the Rotational Shot Put 1. Toe to Toe Distance 2. Ball Path 3. Flight Phase (Left foot recovery) 4. Base in Power Position 5. Shoulder/Hip Separation 6. Angle of Release

Understanding the Science Realizing the highest velocity of release will be achieved by maximizing rotational momentum as opposed to maximizing linear momentum. However, transferring rotational momentum to linear (vertical) momentum IS critical at the moment of release. Achieving maximum release velocity utilizing the rotational technique is done through; Utilizing a long ball path Creating an effective axis of rotation in first single support Maximizing toe to toe distance with the free (sweep) leg while in first single support Optimal use of the legs throughout the throw allowing the upper body to remain passive A passive upper body through first single support and the flight phase will allow for optimal shoulder hip separation vs. maximal separation Maintaining proper position of the center of mass over the axis of rotation into and through second single support Creating longer double support phases allowing for greater potential acceleration patterns. Effective transfer of rotational momentum into liner (vertical) momentum at the moment of release. Applying the Science to Create Technical Competence Build a Technical Model that fits the thrower What are the Best Attributes of the Thrower? Choose to focus on the thrower s strengths and bring along the weaknesses Thereby creating a focus on EXCELLENCE vs. Potential MEDIAOCRITY Cantwell Example: Best Attributes: a. Leverage b. Speed c. Spatial Awareness d. Arm Speed Identifiable Weaknesses: a. Leg Strength b. Injury Limitations

His technical model utilizing Best Attributes a. Utilize Leverage System b. Center of Mass c. Minimize Ball Deceleration in middle of the throw d. Finding optimal separation Areas for Improvement a. Delivery Point b. COM in first single support c. Toe to Toe Distance Dealing with Injury Patterns of Injury Prevention Technical Adjustments take what you can get Confidence Thinking Right: Choose to be Confident Everyday! Only YOU Decide Your Thoughts!!!! 90% Physical 10% Mental

1. Choose to Focus on Process vs. Outcome a. Process i. Training Plan ii. Practice w/intention iii. Nutrition iv. Sleep v. Recovery vi. Injury Prevention vii. Et all b. Outcome i. Place at Meets ii. Validation last practice 2. Choose to Focus on Success Through Appropriate Goal Attainment Strategies a. Goals Setting i. Performance Goals 1. Attainable 2. Specific 3. Measurable 4. Time Specific 5. Control 3. Choose to Take Control! ii. Process Goals 1. Sleep Habits 2. Nutrition Habits 3. Lifestyle 4. Averages 5. Other a. Be adaptable i. The best plans are non linear ii. NO Have to s ie, If A then B which could leave one to believe if not A then no B. b. Travel and Competition Expect bumps (3) c. Create Competitive Integrity i. Cook s Concentration Model

Broad External Observe Strategy Imagery Trust Narrow Internal Observation: See everything related to you and the throw that is about to be delivered. Strategy: Review Cues Visualize: See yourself deliver CONFIDENLY the perfect throw. See it once again this time SO REAL you can feel it. Trust it: Step in the ring, one go cue and DO IT! See It Feel It Trust It Cook s Model Applied:.to follow: : See everything! Take it all in. Cue in on those things directly related to the event. The ring, the officials, the sector, etc...in the hole : Focus begins to narrow as cues are reviewed. Choosing to focus on ONE cue..on Deck : See and FEEL the PERFECT throw deliveredd CONFIDENTLY!.up : Go time! ONE go CUE TRUST IT!!! And deliver the throw!! Cook s Concentration Model allows the athlete to stay focused on PROCESS. The focus on processs will permit the thrower to have Transitional Control between throws, thereby increasing the probabilities of achieving OPTIMAL arousal levels. A process wheree Optimal Arousal levels are not only achieved but, created and monitored (controlled) internally by the athlete.

4. The Law of Competitive Averages a. Average per throw i. Opener ii. Third iii. Fourth iv. Final Throw b. Seek new plateaus verses the next big throw! i. More time spent on a plateau the more opportunity that the next BIG throw will arrive! ii. And the throwerr WILL BE ready for the BIG Throw High Performance Thinking Right Confidencee Technical Competence The long term development of High Level Competence in the Rotational Shot put begins with Technique but, can not stop there. True competitive competence will embody much more than physical and technical development. Competitive competence must include a daily systematic approach to training, whichh includes an unwavering mindset on Thinking Right.