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So you want to be a coach.
Or you are a coach. Print out or read this checklist and see how you compare
to the ‘standard’.
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Coaches
Checklist
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| 1 |
Do
the parents know the date, location and times of games and practices? |
| 2 |
Have
you prepared for your next practice session in advance and have goals
outlined for the practice. |
| 3 |
Are
you devoting enough time for each individual player? Do you need more
assistants so you can accomplish this? Are you developing a level
of confidence with your players? |
| 4 |
Do
your practices keep as many players ‘busy’ and ‘learning’
as possible? |
| 5 |
Do
you know that all your players safely left the practice field or court? |
| 6 |
Do
you always call each player by name? "Hey, you on first"
doesn’t get the player real motivated to respect you. They know
your name, don’t they? |
| 7 |
Do
you know the parent’s work and home phone numbers? |
| 8 |
Do
you have a medical release agreement in case of a "NO" above. |
| 9 |
Do
you encourage the players’ parents to be involved in practices?
Do any of your parents’ support you in other volunteer efforts? |
| 10 |
Do
you communicate effectively with your players? |
| 11 |
Do
you communicate effectively with your parents? |
| 12 |
Do
you communicate effectively with your assistants / volunteers? |
| 13 |
Do
you have a basic first-aid kit available at all practices and games? |
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