Transcript VC LTAD Presentation March 2007
VC LTAD Implementation
Sports in LTAD Process
• • • • • • • • • • • Wave 1 Alpine Athletics Basketball Biathlon Canoe Curling Cycling Diving Freestyle Ski Gymnastics Judo • • • • • • • • • • Wave 1 Rowing Snowboarding Softball Speedskating Swimming Synchro
Volleyball
Water Polo Wrestling Yachting • • • • • • • • • • • Wave 2 Baseball Bob - Skeleton CP Sport Cross Country Equestrian Skating Luge Soccer Triathlon Tennis Wheelchair Rugby
LTAD Issues - Volleyball
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Issues identified within the Canadian Volleyball community: 1.
Players start playing volleyball at too late an age 2.
Well meaning coaches in the education system need improved technical information 7.
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Players are specialized too early Too few players are selected too early Canadian volleyball players under train (both volleyball and physical prep) A developmental “gap” exists (19-25 years) System Integration (schools-clubs/provinces-CCAA/CIS-national teams) Indoor/Beach Integration
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“FUNdamentals” Volleyball Program:
Mini-Volleyball (Goal = 100,000-200,000+) CAHPERD endorsement Can be used as approved curriculum in elementary schools 40,000+ participants in Canada in 2005-2006
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“Learning to Train” Volleyball Program:
Atomic Volleyball (LTAD Goal = 30,000-50,000) CAHPERD endorsement Can be used as approved curriculum in elementary schools 10,000+ participants in Canada in 2005-2006
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“Training to Train” 13U Nationals pilot starting in 2008:
Program to provide link between 12U (Atomic) and 14U Court Sizes: Mini / Atomic: 6.1m x 6.7m (badminton court) up to 4 on 4 13U: 8m x 8m with 4 on 4 (? - TBD) 14U: 9m x 9m with 6 on 6 Modified rules to encourage participation and fun Different style of Nationals (Festival atmosphere) Provincial Pilots in 2007
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Playing Up (Developmental Level vs. Chronological Age):
2007 VC Nationals
Teams Playing Up Allowed Teams playing in more then one nationals allowed Must wait until March 1, 2007 to register for Team “playing up”
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“Training to Train” Rule Modifications:
VC Nationals: Men 14U and 15U and Women 14U and 15U
No Libero 12 substitutions (in/out once only) Same score sheet as other age categories Rationale – helps to prevent early specialization
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“Learning to Compete” Annual P/T Competition:
VC NTCC’s (19U/18U for Men, 18U/17U for Women)
4-day event on the last weekend of July every year 2007 Men = SK (Regina), 2007 Women = ON Second team (18U men and 17U women) 5 Provinces have a second women’s team in 2007 4 Provinces have a second men’s team in 2007 9 teams = 108 athletes and 18-24 coaches
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“Training to Compete” Annual P/T Competition:
21U Nationals (Raised from 20U – both beach and indoor)
Provinces can depart from existing Club system to form teams 4-day event May 10 – 13, 2007 Always at Team Canada Volleyball Centre (Winnipeg) Best 3 of 5 matches (maximum of 2 per day) with 2 officials Women = 8 teams Men = 6 teams
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“Training to Compete” Canada Games:
2009 Canada Games Ages Indoor Women = 20U (1989 or earlier in 2009) Indoor Men = 21U (1988 or earlier in 2009) Beach Women = 21U (1988 or earlier in 2009) Beach Men = 22U (1987 or earlier in 2009) Previous Canada Games Ages Indoor Men and Women = 19U Beach Men and Women = 21U
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“Training to Compete”
21U High Performance Camp (May 13-20 in Winnipeg) Training led by National Team Coaches & PET 130 athletes and 25 coaches from 10 provinces Athletes selected by NT (pre-selected) and by provinces Good stakeholder interaction Improve Knowledge Both players and coaches 2008 consider a coaches clinic Provide training outside of the CIS/CCAA season Typical CIS/CCAA = 30-50 matches in 6 months then 6 months off
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“Training to Compete”
21U High Performance Camp (May 13-20 in Winnipeg)
Technical Sessions from world class experts: Strength/Conditioning Nutrition Psychology, Dartfish and Datavolley Dynamic warm-up National Team Interaction Hot seat forum Observe Men’s practices 3-day Tournament May 18-20 Women’s teams – additional invitations to Senior team tryout
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“Learning to Win Internationally” Programs:
Full-Time National Team Training Centres: 2006-2007: 7 male players, 4 female players Long Term: 30-40 Athletes in up to 3 full time centres Development of next generation of National Team coaches Placement of L2W athletes in good club situations Better coaches, facilities and leagues
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LTAD Quality Assurance Program:
Volleyball Canada “Clubmark” Program:
Good governance, environment and programs Elite Clubs and Developmental Clubs Sport Schools CIS, CCAA and NCAA
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LTAD Implementation Moving Forward:
Skill Development
Skill Contests
During tournaments Piloted by some provinces
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LTAD Implementation Moving Forward:
Identification Camps
Separate from selection camps
OVA – 18 boys and 14 girls for 21U camp
Brought in NT Coaches
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LTAD Implementation Moving Forward:
Physical Training – Windows of trainability
Strength = Girls 13-16, Boys 16-19
Speed = Girls 11-13, Boys 13-16 Stamina = Girls 11-14, Boys 12-15
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LTAD Implementation Moving Forward:
Create a thoughtful schedule
Minimize importance of early tournaments
Allow coaches to PLAN the season Make tiering decisions late in the season
LTAD and the CIS
CIS considerations
Start of League Matches
October 20 th in 2006
General Preparation Phase?
Skill development Can the League Matches before January be minimized?
LTAD and the CIS
CIS considerations
End of Season
Can the end of the season be pushed later?
LTAD and the CIS
CIS considerations
Physical Training
In season Off season
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CIS considerations
Extending Season
21U Nationals 21U HP Camp Canada Games Beach Volleyball