handling jumpers – meet day management-schexnayder · 2010. 12. 22. · title: microsoft...
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Boo Schexnayder
Cue Systems -Where Practice and Competition Meet
Establishing Cue SystemsEstablishing Cue SystemsUsing Familiar Cue SystemsCommunication RehearsalCommunication RehearsalCue TypesPeriodizing Cue Systems
The Meet Plan – The ChecklistThe Meet Plan The Checklist
Task Specific BehaviorTask Specific BehaviorRunway ManagementCue SystemsCue SystemsCommunicationEnvironmental Preparation
Understanding Competition TrendsUnderstanding Competition Trends
Great JumpsGreat JumpsAdequate Technique Moderate ArousalModerate Arousal
Average JumpsMismatching Technique and ArousalMismatching Technique and Arousal
Poor JumpsPoor TechniquePoor Technique Improper (High/Low) Arousal
Applying Competition Trends to Coaching
Working for TwoArousal ProgressionArousal ProgressionMinimizing Technical Regression
Horizontal Jump ApplicationsHorizontal Jump ApplicationsVertical Jump Applications
The Meet Plan – Gross IssuesThe Meet Plan Gross Issues
Early Season yRunway ManagementBecoming Accustomed to Meet Intensities
Midseason Preparation/Takeoff ManagementTemporal/Spatial CuesTemporal/Spatial Cues
Late Season The Athlete’s Competition – Bowling BumpersThe Athlete s Competition Bowling BumpersHolistic CuesPredicting Where Failure will Come
CommunicationCommunication
ClarityClarityQuantity
Limited CommunicationLimited CommunicationPrioritization
Insuring ComprehensionInsuring ComprehensionMismatched Arousal LevelsDouble CheckingDouble Checking
Questioning the Athlete
Feedback StrategiesFeedback Strategies
Qualitative FeedbackQualitative FeedbackQuantitative FeedbackFadingFadingSelf-SelectedBandwidthSummary
Environmental ConsiderationsEnvironmental Considerations
SurfacesSurfacesWinds Oth W th F tOther Weather FactorsStadium Construction
Runway ManagementRunway Management
Anticipating Environmental FactorsAnticipating Environmental FactorsMoving the Checkmark
Having a Plan and a ReasonHaving a Plan and a ReasonLets See What Happens is not a Plan
Handling Fouls and MissesHandling Fouls and MissesReal and Psychological AdjustmentsTechnical IssuesTechnical IssuesA Sense of Urgency
Managing EmotionsManaging Emotions
Elevating and DampeningElevating and DampeningReacting to Success
ExpectationsExpectationsWhen to Stop
Reacting to FailureReacting to FailureRegrouping the AthleteTechnical TriageTechnical TriageTeaching Thought Control
Jumps by the NumbersJumps by the Numbers
The Horizontal Jumps1-2-3-4-5-6
The Vertical JumpsLow BarsHigh Bars1-2-3