Coaching a turn.

This video shows me coaching and demonstrating a stop turn.
The key points for a stop turn are:

-Head up at all times
-Arms out for balance and to hold off an opposition.
-Keep the ball at your feet.
- Use the sole of your foot to stop the ball.
- Jump over the ball after being stopped which will allow you to accelerate a lose the defender.
-Bend your knees after stopping the ball which will allow you to sheild it.

Coaching a knee control

This video shows me coaching and demonstrating knee control.
The coaching tips for this is:

- Keep your eye on the ball at all times
- Be on your toes.
- Let the ball hit your knee and stay relaxed.
- Keep your body over the ball so if you miss control it, you will still keep possession.
- Control it between your knee and upper thigh.
-Keep your body straight and up-right.

Foundation studies sports day.

We organised a foundation studies sports day which we had to promote and deliver.
Our aims - Inclusion, fun, competition and taking part in a range of activities.

50 people turned up to the events, 3 of them were wheelchair uses. We did 6 events; boccia, tennis, sit-down volleyball, goalball, hockey and curling.

Firstly we did a warm up in two groups, one doing aerobic exercises and the other doing a parachute game. We then split the group into four and we did a circuit so that everybody could try each activity.

All our group interacted with the participants which we bonded relationships from. We all joined in with the activities which had a positive effect on them.

Officiating 5.

Today, i was the linesman for the first team.that played Peterborough college at home. The game ended 11-1 to Chesterfield.

Chesterfield dominated. Peterborough had a deep back four and their strikers barely made runs forward. This made it very easy for me as all i had to was to keep up with play.

I made several decisions for throw-ins, goalkicks and corners. I also gave one offside. All of these decisions, i am confident that they were correct. My involvement was minimum but i remained focused and stayed inline with the last man.

Abercrombie visit 8.

Today we had to deliver bouncing and dribbling 1 to 1 for 20 minutes.

To start off with, i got Morgan to bounce the ball using both hands just to get the feel of the ball. After i got him to bounce the ball at a low height, then at a high height.
Then i got him to do it with his stronger hand, then his weaker hand.

Then i layed out two cones and two hoops in between. He had to dribble from cone to cone while bouncing the ball twice in each hoop.

Officiating 4.

Again, i reffed many 5-aside matches. This time i had no whistle so i had to use my voice loudly and clearly.

Officiating 3.

Today, i was the linesman for the first team that played Balby Carr at home.

I enjoyed the experience and thought i did a good job. The conditions were cold and foggy so i had to remain very focussed. I stayed in line with the last man at all times which enabled me to give four offside decisions. I gave many throwings which i thought were correct decisions except one. I wasn't sure about one of the decisions as i was too close so i gave the throwing to the defending team which overall i thought it was the correct and fair decision.

So overall i thought i did well as i gave fair and correct decisions and most importantly i kept up with play.