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HELPFUL GUIDES TO MEETINGS, PLAY, AND ORGANIZATION.

These are only examples of guides and handouts I have gathered, developed, and used. If you find them helpful you can edit them to fit your needs, and situation. We gave each player a notebook which they carried in their bag, and on occasion, we reviewed some of the handouts at practice.

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EXAMPLE

DESCRIPTION

1. Agenda1: A helpful outline that could be used to conduct a team meeting.

2. Agenda2: Another helpful outline that could be used to conduct a team meeting.

3. Agenda3: Another helpful outline that could be used to conduct a team meeting.

4. Blueprint: Just an idea I played with a long time ago to help me prioritize, and organize my thoughts

5. Chores: A list of duties assigned to different coaches, and parents.

6. Contract: At one time I had a team that had problem athletes. I had to have everything in black and white in order to keep my sanity.

7. Evaluation: This is an example of a typical evaluation that I handed out to the athletes on my team.

8. Ev-Form: This is a blank evaluation form.

9. Games: This handout is what we used, to set guidelines at the games.

10. Lg-Schedule This was taken out of the ASA Tournament book, showing how to set up a many team schedule.

11. Letter: This is an example of a typical handout sent to the parents as an update.

12. Mental: This is something I wrote as a handout for my clinics. I also use it as a handout for my team to add to their notebook.

13. Me Sheet: This handout will give you an idea of the personality of the athelete. Sometimes they give you the wrong answere though.

14. Practice: This handout is what we used, to set guidelines at the practice.

15. Running: This handout I copied from Dick Thompson (Vancouver TSI), which he prepared for his Team.

16. Signals: This is a handout for basic signals that the players could add to the notebook and study.

17. Throwing: This is a demonstration of the 5 key positions of the arm in an overhand throw.

18. Tournaments: This handout is what we used, to set guidelines at the tournaments.

19. Additional: If you have something that you think the rest of us could use, please send it to me and I will add it to the list, and give you credit. Thanks.

20. Sliding Some of my thoughts on sliding, and how to teach it.

#	EXAMPLE	DESCRIPTION
1.	Agenda1:	A helpful outline that could be used to conduct a team meeting.
2.	Agenda2:	Another helpful outline that could be used to conduct a team meeting.
3.	Agenda3:	Another helpful outline that could be used to conduct a team meeting.
4.	Blueprint:	Just an idea I played with a long time ago to help me prioritize, and organize my thoughts
5.	Chores:	A list of duties assigned to different coaches, and parents.
6.	Contract:	At one time I had a team that had problem athletes. I had to have everything in black and white in order to keep my sanity.
7.	Evaluation:	This is an example of a typical evaluation that I handed out to the athletes on my team.
8.	Ev-Form:	This is a blank evaluation form.
9.	Games:	This handout is what we used, to set guidelines at the games.
10.	Lg-Schedule	This was taken out of the ASA Tournament book, showing how to set up a many team schedule.
11.	Letter:	This is an example of a typical handout sent to the parents as an update.
12.	Mental:	This is something I wrote as a handout for my clinics. I also use it as a handout for my team to add to their notebook.
13.	Me Sheet:	This handout will give you an idea of the personality of the athelete. Sometimes they give you the wrong answere though.
14.	Practice:	This handout is what we used, to set guidelines at the practice.
15.	Running:	This handout I copied from Dick Thompson (Vancouver TSI), which he prepared for his Team.
16.	Signals:	This is a handout for basic signals that the players could add to the notebook and study.
17.	Throwing:	This is a demonstration of the 5 key positions of the arm in an overhand throw.
18.	Tournaments:	This handout is what we used, to set guidelines at the tournaments.
19.	Additional:	If you have something that you think the rest of us could use, please send it to me and I will add it to the list, and give you credit. Thanks.
20.	Sliding	Some of my thoughts on sliding, and how to teach it.