Grassroots to National Programme COACHThe Association, as a key service provider, is committed to maintaining a vibrant contribution to lifelong involvement in sport and physical activity through the implementation of the GAA Grassroots to National Programme (GNP). This will also serve as a basis to maximise involvement in Gaelic Games and optimise playing standards.
OTú Games Development Model
The coach has a central role in the development of the GAA player.
Coaches assist players in developing to their potential - whatever that
maybe. The challenge for the coach is to create the right conditions
for learning to happen and to empower the player to develop him/herself
to reach their potential. This section will cover topics for a range of people - from those who would like to become a coach to experienced coaches who are looking to develop their coaching and sports science knowledge. Coaching information is provided for coaches of children, youths and adults. This is to recognise the many differences that coaches are faced with when coaching each of these age and development stages. Much of the information on the art of coaching will apply across the three stages, but differences in technical, tactical and team play development as well as physical and psychological areas are dealt with according to the stage of development. Information is also provided on the GAA Coach Education Programme, (see Coach Education section). |
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