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NAYSI News FYI:
Thursday, September 21, 2000

Number 422
© 2000 NAYSI

• Coaching Clinic in Greensboro, NC on November 11, 2000
• Ask Jack at www.NAYSI.com . . . and more
• See the July 2000 issue of Sport Scene on line.

Public Service Announcement
from North American Youth Sport Institute

Date: September 21, 2000
RE: Coaching Clinic in NC on November 11, 2000

If you coach kids, work with kids or have kids, you will find that this program will help you be more effective and make your life easier. If you work with kids in any capacity or have kids, you will learn something you did not know by attending this program.

ATTENTION:

Youth Coaches.

Parents.

Recreation Leaders.

Teachers.

School Coaches.

Youth Leaders.

Club Staff.

Administrators.

Coaching Clinic - Cooperation. Conflict. Competition.

November 11, 2000 ~ Saturday ~ 9:00 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.
Sheraton Four Seasons Town Center
Greensboro, North Carolina at I-40 and High Point Road
The largest conference center between Atlanta and DC
20 minutes from the Piedmont Triad Airport

Luncheon Speaker ~ To be announced

Registration: $15 in advance, $20 at the door
fee includes box lunch, snacks, speaker, and stuff

Highlights

• Get everyone on the same page.

• Positive motivation for coaches and parents.

• Help your players & your kids do well.

• Diet. Weight Control. Conditioning ... and more.

So they can learn faster, play in safety and have more fun

The Program Topics

~ Introductions ~ Youth sport philosophies ~ Sport medicine

~ Coaching & teaching children and teenagers in all sports and recreation

~ Personal & professional development

~ Kids & Coaches & Parents ~ Evaluation & testing

~ Management ~ Sport psychology ~ Review & summary

Updates at: www.NAYSI.com/training_prog.htm

Email: Jack@NAYSI.com for update information and questions
or to be added to our e-mailing list, Call 784-4926

Endorsed by the Piedmont Triad Sports Club
www.ptsports.com
Managed by North American Youth Sport Institute
www.NAYSI.com
www.NAYSI.com/training_prog.htm

Coaching Clinic
Pre-Registration

Enclosed is my pre-registration fee of $15.00. $20 at the door.

Please make check payable to PTF/Coaching Clinic

Send to:
Piedmont Triad Sports Club
7614 Business Park Drive
Greensboro NC 27409

Name _____________________________________________________________

Organization or Company ___________________________________________

Preferred mailing address____________________________________________

City _____________________________ State ______  Zip code _____________

Phone: Home ______________+_______________________________________

Work ____________________________ Fax _____________________________

E-mail _____________________________________________________________

www.NAYSI.com

Ask Jack: Dear Jack, I am an elementary (grades 3-5) PE teacher and am looking for football skill related activities. H.C. on 9/17/2000.

Jack sez: I have found relay races very popular with all students, even very cool and sophisticated college students. Students set up as teams or in rows like the band. In the row formation, players can pass a football back to the end of the line. Do it overhead and then through the legs as in centering the ball. Then alternate over and under. In another row relay, students run, zig-zag, up and down and in and out of their row carrying the ball. In team formations, a player from each team carries the ball to a goal line or around a marker and back. Give the ball to the next person and repeat it. Get creative and come up with more options. Start thinking outside the box and you can come up with more games. Self-testing items are also popular with most students. See how far each student can pass, center and punt the ball. Use a football tee and have them kick field goals for accuracy. Hang up a target and students can pass for accuracy. You will find two football type books on Books, etc on our web site. In addition, I would recommend that you go to your local university library. Find those books related to teaching elementary school physical education. Each of those books will outline a number of games.

This email is a free informational service provided by the North American Youth Sport Institute and sponsored in part by Dinn Brothers Trophies at www.DINNtrophy.com or telephone at 800 628-9657 and www.scratchers.com, a fundraising company.

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Thanks for visiting www.NAYSI.com.

Regards,
Jack Hutslar, Ph.D. [founder and CEO]
North American Youth Sport Institute . . . est 1979
4985 Oak Garden Drive
Kernersville, North Carolina 27284, USA
336 784-4926, 336 784-5546 [fax], Jack@NAYSI.com

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