 Coaches Corner
To meet our valuable Coaches and
Trainers please visit our
Club Contacts Page
Coaches Code
of Conduct
Reprinted from American Youth Soccer Organization
(click here for AYSO Main Page)
- Enthusiastically support and practice the "Everyone Plays,"
"Good Sportsmanship" and "Positive Coaching" philosophies.
- Be reasonable in your demands on a young player's time, energy,
enthusiasm and performance on the field.
- Impress on your players that they must abide by the Laws of the
Game at all times.
- Develop team respect for the ability of opponents and for the
judgment of referees and opposing coaches.
- Ensure that your players' soccer experience is one of fun and
enjoyment (winning is only part of it). Players should never be
yelled at or ridiculed for making mistakes or losing a game.
- Set a good example and be generous with your praise when it is
deserved. Children need a coach they can respect.
- Keep informed of sound principles of coaching, growth and child
development.
- Check your equipment and playing facilities. The should meet
safety standards and be appropriate for the age and ability of your
players.
- Follow the advice of a physician when determining when and
injured child is ready to play again.
To review the complete set of
FYSA Bylaws and Rules please visit the FYSA website at:
http://www.fysa.com/AboutFYSA/bylawsandrules/index_E.html
Coaches Pre and Post
Game procedures
Please download and review the pre and post game
procedures
Here
Besides your home post
game report duties, the home team coach or representative needs to
review and complete the following forms:
Home Game Referee Fees:
Junior coaches:
Prior to your first home game, you need to make sure that you have
referee fees ready. It is your responsibility to get the fees and pay
the refs for home games. Contact Glenn Redden, treasurer by email and
tell him what you need. He will send you a check for the total amount.
It is then up to you to get the money cashed into the correct
denominations per game and per ref.
If you need to reschedule
a game make sure you contact the other team, your age group coordinator
and vice pres of USA at lest 72 hours ahead of time. If the game is a
home game, you also need to contact Mark Puhalovich to cancel the refs.
If you don’t contact Mark, your team is fined.
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13-U14
U15-U19
Information on Coaching Licenses
and Events:
For a
look at what upcoming licenses and age group courses are available in
Florida, click on the
FYSA website
Of Note...
Coachingsoccer101.com
Soccercoachingtips.com
Coaching Soccer Instruction, Drills and Tips (and charts)
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Soccer
Performance This site aims to improve performance in
soccer at every level & is designed for anyone who plays or coaches
or is simply interested in the worlds N° 1 sport. A wide-range of
new soccer articles, drills & game analyses are added on a regular
basis.
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There are also some terrific DVD's out there which demonstrate the
moves really well. The Coerver tapes are super and go from
fundamental to more difficult. You need to start with the basic
moves and can work your way towards more difficult. Another one that
I like is "All the right moves."
You can purchase the above and many more terrific DVD sets from
soccer learning systems
http://www.soccervideos.com/store/youthvideos.html
Do you have what it takes to be a Soccer
Referee?
So you think you know the
rules of soccer…maybe you know more than the referee even. Take this
simple 10 question test to test your real knowledge of the game.
Visit our
Referees Corner Page to see if you have the 'right stuff.'
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