61. Marketing & Coaching Tips - Insurance Marketing Resource Center You can use it to draw attention to your FREE report, audioreport, videotape,seminar, etc .any of the lead generators we teach our clients and members. http://www.insurancemarketingtips.com/tips/marketing2.asp

GET THE INSIDE SECRETS OF AMERICA’S TOP INSURANCE AGENTS! Subscribe to Insurance Profit Systems’ TIP OF THE WEEK now! Don’t miss out on the marketing secrets other agents are using to shoot their income through the roof! More Information. The Double Grabber Insurance Sales Letter That Got a 60% Appointment Rate! Step #2 in the MILLENNIUM MARKETING SYSTEM is "Get Attention and Give 'em an Irresistible Offer." Here's a great example. You're welcome to use it and customize it for your "precision market." The "mock check" letter is a tried-and-true direct marketing strategy. One of them probably shows up in your mail every week...so why not steal the idea and use it yourself? The following letter got a 60% appointment rate when followed up with a call! Usually, mock checks show up in window envelopes. Yes, that takes more work, but "big time" direct marketers do it because it gets results. Generally, the envelope has an official look and a street address return address (no company name). You can vary the concept any way you want. Testing is paramount, as always. Whatever you do, the envelope is important. Generally, if it looks like it's coming from an "insurance salesman," it will drop dramatically in response.

62. Flag Football - Coaching Tips & Techniques develop proper receiving and passing skills. teach participants how tospread out and use the entire field. FULL DRILL Drill 11 Pass http://slam.canoe.ca/FlagFootballDrills/home.html

Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz AllPop CNEWS Webfin Money C-Health Lifewise AUTONET.CA Newsstand Travel Search eBay.ca Get away today 411 online Free E-Mail Shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Match Contact Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Biz Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index Drill #1: Warm-Up Drill: "Jingle-Jangle" This is a good way to begin practice. After a short stretching period this drill gets players loose and warmed up, while also helping them practice their agility and footwork. FULL DRILL Drill #2: Centre QB Exchange Purpose: To develop proper snapping technique. This is a relay race. The quarterback and centre on each team start the race. FULL DRILL Drill #3: Passing Drill: Progressive QB This drill helps refine and improve passing technique by concentrating on proper arm and hand movement. FULL DRILL Drill #4: Passing Purpose: To develop proper passing technique. Participants pass the football back and forth to their partner. FULL DRILL Drill #5: Individual Pass Patterns Learn about the Yard Curl, Yard Out, Yard Post, Post Corner, Streak and the Yard Smash

63. Flag Football - Coaching Tips & Techniques teach participants how to spread out and use the entire field. Key coaching PointsStress the importance of spreading out and being in position to receive a http://slam.canoe.ca/FlagFootballDrills/10.html

Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz AllPop CNEWS Webfin Money C-Health Lifewise AUTONET.CA Newsstand Travel Search eBay.ca Get away today 411 online Free E-Mail Shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Match Contact Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Biz Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index Purpose: To develop proper receiving and passing skills. Teach participants how to spread out and use the entire field. Organization: Set out a 40 x 40-yard area. Divide teams into even groups and place players opposite each other across the field. The entire class can participate. Drill Outline: Eight to ten participants start on the field, the remaining players stand on the sidelines. This game concept and playing area is similar to basketball, but without the baskets or dribbling. The ball starts with one player at the center of the field.

64. Archive Of Coaching Tips to hide behind the call 'You can't teach that..it's Clare and Finn Harps, gives thisweek's coaching tip Three Fives My contribution to the tips section is the http://www.rossagaels.com/archive.htm

Back to Coaching Archive of Coaching Tips The Four Storey Coaching Model Each player aspires to be the best. Each coach tries to bring the best out in players. One of the better ways to do this is to check for ways to improve individual players. A top player should have four main qualities: Superb Technique / Athleticism / Speed of Thought / Ability to be a Teamplayer Think about your coaching sessions. In every session you should be working to develop at least three of these qualities, one on top of the other. If not, you're not really coaching. If you need to change, do it now! A group of five year-olds might practise bouncing [technique], running and dodging [atleticism], tag-belt tig [speed of thought] and relays [teamplay]. A group of eight year-olds may work on kicking with either foot [technique], races [athleticism], two-touch football [speed of thought] and a 7 a-side game [teamplay] A squad of senior players may work on various drills [technique], sprints [athleticism], conditioned games [speed of thought] and backs v forwards [teamplay]. Drills v Games As players develop, their technique improves more rapidly than any other part of their game. They can usually learn to kick, catch, fist, block, solo etc. with a fair degree of comfort. The better players often practise these skills at home and come on faster than those who only rely on drills in coaching sessions once or twice a week.

65. Jason Morcom Coaching Tips Jason Morcom coaching tips. Of course you need to know the rules The most importatntthing is to have competent coaches teach young vaulters to vault the http://www.polevault.com/coach/messages/371.html

Jason Morcom Coaching Tips Name: Jason Morcom Are you an Athlete(Avid Pole Vaulter), Coach, or Both? Both What is your Personal Best or Your Athletes Best (Basic Background) Vaulted since 1989 (fresman in high school). NSCIF Champion with 14'9" (Senior HS) 3rd place with 15'6" at Northern Section Meet for Junior Colleges in California. last Season With California State University, Chico, Last meet 15' clearance March 8th 1997 1) What is the single most important thing in the Pole Vault? The Runway without a controlled fast approach the rest is futile. 2) What makes a great approach? Consistent, Increasing tempo, Fast, Controlled 3) What makes a great plant? Timed, Tall, Rigid, Explosive, Your step must also be ON! 4) What makes a great swing up? Keeping elongated to keep the pole bent. Rotating on the shoulders. rowing through agressively and early. 5) What makes a great top? Center of gravity closest to the pole. Rotating around the pole. Clearing one body part at a time 6) What advice do you have for the off/pre season? Strength and Endurance Build stong base Plyometrics a must 7) What are your favorite drills for the Pole Vault?

66. Ivan Chacon Coaching Tips Ivan Chacon coaching tips. Get coaches who know what they are doing and teach technique,not a coach who sends you off one day with each of the other coaches http://www.polevault.com/coach/messages/95.html

Ivan Chacon Coaching Tips Name: Ivan Chacon Are you an Athlete(Avid Pole Vaulter), Coach, or Both? Pole Vaulter What is your Personal Best or Your Athletes Best (Basic Background) 1) What is the single most important thing in the Pole Vault? Technique, a second natured technique. Even if you are slow you can clear 16 feet with perfect technique. Speed,power, and gymnastics makes you jump on bigger poles and clear higher hight, all are neccessary. 2) What makes a great approach? Run with high knees, shoulders square and with consistency-do the same run and stlye each time do develope patterns. 3) What makes a great plant? Manly jump off ground, chest high, hands pushing up not foreward. 4) What makes a great swing up? Abdominals. If you have a weak stomach your swing leg will be slow. You need to be shredded and strong in the stomach. Make the swing deep so you lift your whole body with it, landing on right hand right hip. 5) What makes a great top? pulling at the same time the poles unbending while maintaining a vertical body position and being and extention of the pole. 6) What advice do you have for the off/pre season?

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BACK TO HOME THE LATEST TIP DOUBLE WING/COACHING TIPS E-MAIL QUESTIONS OR SUGGESTIONS Read my SCHOLASTIC COACH article on our "WILDCAT" direct-snap package 102. In seventeen years of running the winged-T we have always rotated the ball as the center snapped it. This was done so that the laces were placed correctly into the Q.B.'s fingers. In watching your Troubleshooting video however, yo go to some length to explain that hiding the ball is more advantageous than faking. To that end you bring the football immediately into the groin in a point-to-point fashion. Is the ball being snapped point-to-point? If so, is the QB holding his hands in the conventional manner or does he receive the ball with his thumbs up? TO SEE THIS ILLUSTRATED 101. What do you mean by "counting men" on defense? Defensive is matched up numerically Defense is a half-man short to trips side (Slanting the line toward trips would even up the numbers) 100. What plays/strategies do you use against "grub" or submarining DT's? We're already working on our list of referee points and will include what you've given us, but how do you handle them? Assuming that they are coming hard, while it may not be possible to trap them, we found toward the end of last season that what we call "Charlie" blocking (Delaware's Gut Trap) looks promising, even with our tight splits. We don't block the playside DT at all, just influencing him with the playside guard's pull and folding the center and backside guard. In running outside, the guy who submarines is vulnerable to being buried by a down block - have your lineman drive low into the gap, getting his shoulders there in front of the defender (throwing an uppercut underneath, if possible) or else shoving the defender into the ground with both hands in his back. As in all down blocking, just make sure your man gets there first to prevent pentration.

68. Rosen Coaching - Why Just Survive, When You Can THRIVE! Define Self. Power of attraction. Problem free zone. coaching tips/style. How weteach. Truth Consequences. Touch, tell, ask, teach. Plug The Holes. How we teach. http://www.rosencoaching.com/iseeit/his_how_we_teach.php

Contact Us Today! Telephone Email info@rosencoaching.com Current Maui Time: 10:56 AM How I see It Patient care/scare Scripts Building Relationships ... Plug The Holes How we teach It is very important to realize how we teach is as important as what we teach. This will apply in how I teach you and how you teach your patients. Let's take a closer look at how I teach/facilitate the L.A.A.S.R. your communications and be brilliant at the basics teleconference course. We'll start with the difference between concepts, principles and rules. Concepts are an idea, they usually start off with "can you imagine?" Such as, can you imagine just floating in space? That is a concept. Principles are the laws of the universe that can be applied to attain the concept, or bring the concept into reality. Such as, heat rises, if we take a large amount of fabric and heat air under it, the fabric will trap the rising air and the fabric will begin to rise. If we then tie rope to the fabric and tie the other end of the rope to a basket we can sit in the basket and we can float. This would be called a hot air balloon. Rules are; "this is exactly how to do it." Take 30 square feet of blue parachute material, take eight ropes and connect them in exactly this way, take this exact model of furnace and fix it to the basket in this way.

69. Rosen Coaching - Why Just Survive, When You Can THRIVE! Power of attraction. Problem free zone. coaching tips/style. How we teach. Truth Consequences. Touch, tell, ask, teach. Plug The Holes. Touch, tell, ask, teach. http://www.rosencoaching.com/iseeit/his_ttat.php

Contact Us Today! Telephone Email info@rosencoaching.com Current Maui Time: 10:56 AM How I see It Patient care/scare Scripts Building Relationships ... Plug The Holes Touch, tell, ask, teach Touch, tell, ask and teach is one of the great lost arts in chiropractic. In the L.A.A.S.R. teleconference course we go into extensive detail on how to utilize and apply this lost art. With T.T.A.T. we learn to spin a story for our patients. We learn to meet them where they are and draw the circle a little bigger each and every visit, while keeping the patients excited and engaged in their healing process. Too often doctors mutter under their breath while they are "working on" their patients. Others spend too much time going into elaborate stories about "what is going on" with their patients. With T.T.A.T. you can connect with your patients, let them know what you have found, what it means to you, what it means to them, and how what you are doing will benefit them. All of this is accomplished in a matter of moments. Most doctors feel that this one tool is worth the entire price of the L.A.A.S.R. course. Rosen Coaching 650 Hoene St. Makawao, Hi. 96768

70. Full Count Baseball - Online Baseball Instruction, Tips, And Focus. Parental Misconduct New. teach Baseball as You teach LifeNew CoachBruce Lambin. Top Ten coaching tips Ten essential coaching tips. http://www.3and2.com/articles/

71. Coaching Tips Basketball coaching tips. Rebound player. To teach staying down on closeoutand also box out, a player passes from the baseline to the elbow. http://www.collegebasketballcourt.com/cal/tips-c.htm

Basketball Coaching Tips Rebound Drill Do you have a tall kid who gets a bunch of offensive rebounds and just can't seem to put the ball back into the hoop. Try this drill. Two people at a basket a shooter about foul line and the other kid in front of the hoop. Tell the shooter to shoot the ball and try to miss, have the underneath kid rebound the ball and put it back into the basket. (This drill paid immediate dividends) Dribble Tag Everyone dribbles a ball and they play tag, must be in control of ball when tagging someone, you may want to limit the area of play. Knock Away Everyone is in a confined area of the gym, everyone has a ball ready to dribble, when I say go everyone must dribble while at the same time trying to knock the ball out of the other players hand. Players who go outside the zone, have their ball knock away or is not aggressive enough is out of the game. (Thanks to kennedyb) Races Divide into two groups for full court races, i.e. dribble down right handed and back left hand. Dribble down backwards, and back frontwards. Dribble down and shoot till you make a basket, or shoot once and keep track of points.

72. Students And Parents - SAT Program Information - Coaching And The Courses that teach math content rather than testtaking tips tend to larger scoregains, but beyond the first 20 or 30 hours of coaching, typical score http://www.collegeboard.com/sat/html/students/prep008.html

73. Coaching Tips coaching tips. Perhaps later, we'll more formally categorize these. To add your tips,please e that won't hold air; it's great to have a softie to teach heading; http://www.ayso751.org/coaches_tips.html

Coaching Tips New tip sent in by Sherry LaRue, who credits her colleague and mentor, Tom Tom Bower, soccer coach for the Latin School: If you have something important to say to your team players, have them sit down facing you (but not facing into the sun) while you stand. They will be forced to look at you, and they will listen a lot better. When they are standing, they tend to play with the ball or be distracted by other players. These are brought to you by Margaret Johnson, who says: "The following are in no particular order of importance, although I've tried to put tips of a similar nature in the same general locations. Perhaps later, we'll more formally categorize these." To add your tips, please e-mail the Webmaster For your coach's gym bag: extra needles for pump string or yarn for impromptu "lines" toilet paper makes a good line for teaching throw-ins, and is useful for bloody noses, etc. kleenex and wet wipes 1 or 2 old screw drivers or butter knives for cleaning cleats extra pair of shoelaces extra pair of shinguards extra water bottle (reuse gatorade squeeze bottles) keep that ball that won't hold air; it's great to have a softie to teach heading

74. Few Coaching Tips On Becoming An Effective Basketball Coach and I will be giving all you potential high school coaches few tips on how Alwaysplay and teach manto-man defense Zones are more difficult, because players http://www.ucc.uconn.edu/~tar00002/instrcn.html

How to Instruct an Effective Basketball Practice Hi, my name is Tauhid and I will be giving all you potential high school coaches few tips on how to instruct a rewarding basketball practice with your players. Being a high school coach for the last six years for the JV team at Hall High School in West Hartford Connecticut, I picked up few guidelines which can help you. Here it goes! Motivation is Key. You are the primary motivator You always have to be positive. Your main responsibility is to push your players to play harder. Even if a player didn't run a play correctly, always encourage him to improve. Always critique, not criticize the player. Write down your practice plan. Be more organized You can get 5-10 times more from your players if you are organized. Plan for the day, week, month and season. All but daily planning involves deciding when to introduce particular skills. (It's okay if you don't stay exactly on schedule) Some skills,like shooting and defense, need to be practiced every day. Many team skills, especially plays, can be postponed. Make sure your plan keeps players involved all the time, not waiting in line for other groups to finish.

75. Coaching - Ten Tips For Coaching Survival Ten tips for coaching Survival. up from others and I’ve tried to incorporate intomy coaching. change, make sure that you understand it and can teach it;; Try http://volleyball.about.com/library/weekly/aa030105a.htm

zfp=-1 About Sports Volleyball Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Volleyball with Scott Hammon Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Volleyball Slideshow! How do you do that? How to Spike ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Ten Tips for Coaching Survival Avoid Making Common Coaching Mistakes More from Tom Houser Coaches: Get Kids to Camp Running a Camp ?'s for Coaches Creating Drills ... Online Intimidation Join the Discussion " I've often wondered what makes people want to start coaching? Were you driven by your love for the sport? Did you used to play and wanted to contribute to the sport another way? Were you forced into coaching and now you love it? Why did you start coaching." Scott Related Resources For Coaches Drills Coachng Forum From Other Guides Top Coaching Tips Youth Coaching Coaching Secrets Elsewhere on the Web 10 Characteristics of Coaches Coaching Styles By Coach Houser I have made so many coaching mistakes. However, I hope that I’m now avoiding many of the errors that I made when I was younger. Here are some of the things that I’ve picked up from others and I’ve tried to incorporate into my coaching. I designed much of what you read below to keep players and parents happy. Does that sound odd? Well having teams rules is nice. Having rules alone is shortsighted and self-defeating. As coaches, we can have all the team rules we want, but we must do much much more to sustain a successful athletic program. Let’s get started!

76. Coaching - TIPS For The Home- Based Mom coaching. Here are some tips to keep in mind to prevent the overlap. 3)Share Your Business teach your family about your business. http://www.risingwomen.com/arcmoland1.htm

Coaching TIPS for the Home-Based Business Mom By Tracy Moland of The Gift of Time "Sorry about the noise, the business daycare is located right beside my office!” Have you ever used that line? Or wished you could? Why is it that every time the business line rings, the kids NEED Mommy. Welcome to the life of a work-at-home mom. We go about our work a little differently than some women, but we still do it. Are we as professional? Or as effective? You bet we are. As any parent knows, parenting is a full time job. But many of us also work and some of us work from home. We often choose to work from home so that we can spend more time with our families and it usually works. It does not come easy and sometimes the two start to blend and cross lines, and neither is done effectively. Here are some tips to keep in mind to prevent the overlap. 1) Unique Time Slots 2) Schedule 3) Share Your Business 4) Have a Plan - Sometimes, even with time slots and a schedule something will happen. Make sure you have a plan. I have held business meetings at a restaurant with a play area. I have a day home I can call. Others have a box of different toys or candy that you can pull out as a distraction. 5) Create Systems - Create different systems for you and your family to use. Use a signal such as holding your hand in the air to signal it is a business call and the kids need to wait. Create a mini office with similar items for the kids to play at when you are working.

77. Youth Baseball Coaching Take this into consideration, you may actually have to teach them the basics ofrunning correctly. Relaxation is key. Simply Baserunning and coaching tips. http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze28hbz/running.html

BASE RUNNING Running is one of the most natural skills for the young player. Base running however is a completely different story. Most of the players at this age enjoy running and are in reasonably good condition, but many of them have improper running technique. A coach's job will be to correct errors in running form, teach correct base running skills and develop positive attitudes about hustle and aggressiveness Base running has always been very underrated in baseball. The fastest base runners aren't necessarily the smartest and the slow base runners can make up for their lack of speed by being smart. Base running is a part of baseball that does not get a lot of attention in practice. The best base running teams are those that drill their players in practice. Another added benefit for the younger players if a coach puts an emphasis on base running, is they will tend to pay closer attention to the game when they are on base. Drill your team in base running and you will actually see how it can become your tenth man on the team and you will be happy with the benefits Running Basics Dependant on the age of the players you are coaching, you will be dealing with different running skill sets.

78. TQ Sports Software For Golf, Baseball, Hockey, Soccer And More... coaching Tools Successfull Soccer coaching skills, drills and tacticsWe teach Sports - complete array of coaching tools and tips. http://www.tqsports.com/soccer/links.htm

Sports Software for Game Improvement Feature Product! Limited time offer! Quick Tour Soccer Links Upgrades Ordering Information Soccer StatWiz Links Soccer techniques and tips - for soccer players that want to improve their individual and team skills. Soccer Coaching Tips - use this practice to develop the players skill at reading the game... Tips for Parents - tips for soccer moms and dads. MyTeam.com Soccer Instruction - Learn the proper skills and play like an International star! eteamz.com - lots of soccer stuff. post your team info. KidsSource.com - 10 Health Tips every youth coach should know. Coaching Tools Successfull Soccer Coaching - skills, drills and tactics We Teach Sports - complete array of coaching tools and tips. Coaching Cards - cards for teaching and reference plus on-line practice tips and rules of soccer. Omega 23 - soccer coaching books and stories from Amazon.com Search barnesandnoble.com for soccer coaching - great discounts. Aleague Sports Sites - build a great web site for your team or league - free! H and R Trophies, Plaques and Awards

79. Coaching Tips coaching tips. Rebound player. To teach staying down on closeout andalso box out, a player passes from the baseline to the elbow. http://www.hyasports.com/Girls Basketball/coaching_tips.htm

COACHING TIPS Rebound Drill Do you have a tall kid who gets a bunch of offensive rebounds and just can't seem to put the ball back into the hoop. Try this drill. Two people at a basket a shooter about foul line and the other kid in front of the hoop. Tell the shooter to shoot the ball and try to miss, have the underneath kid rebound the ball and put it back into the basket. (This drill paid immediate dividends) Dribble Tag Everyone dribbles a ball and they play tag, must be in control of ball when tagging someone, you may want to limit the area of play. Knock Away Everyone is in a confined area of the gym, everyone has a ball ready to dribble, when I say go everyone must dribble while at the same time trying to knock the ball out of the other players hand. Players who go outside the zone, have their ball knock away or is not aggressive enough is out of the game. (Thanks to kennedyb) Races Divide into two groups for full court races, i.e. dribble down right handed and back left hand. Dribble down backwards, and back frontwards. Dribble down and shoot till you make a basket, or shoot once and keep track of points. Countdown During a the scrimmage I would start counting down from 10 (10-9-8-7-6 ...) Giving the players an idea what the end of a quarter is like, it cut down on the those wild half court shots with 5 seconds to go.

80. BITA News Email us to be published on our coaching tips page. Joyce Taylor Award for Servicesto coaching 2002 jointly awarded America in April of 2002 to teach in Houston http://www.bita-uk.com/News.html

British Ice Teachers Association What would you like to see on the BITA site for 2003? Please enter your comments above. If you want to be contacted please leave your email address. 2003 Pre Novice and Novice Championship Timetable announced - click here 2003 Pre Novice Championship Entry List - click here 2003 Novice Championship Entry List - click here British Championships Results - Check out all the results from the 2002 British Championship held in Dumfries, Scotland Regional Test Dates - Current dates and times of all of the regional testing centres. NISA Announcements Various competition details and requirements Current BITA members list - Full listing of all current BITA members National Coaching Certificate Program - Details of all NCCP programs Job Vacancies - Advertise your teaching vacancies or if you are looking for a job advertise your details. Coaching Resources - Various websites dealing with issues such as biomechanics and sports psychology 2003 Technical Requirements - information for competition technical requirements 2003 Championship and competition requirements - information for short and long program requirements Coaching Tips - Check out our current and previous coaching tips. Or send us your tips to be included in the site

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