Name: | Isla Ramsay |
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City: | Glasgow |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
Aim: To help the client group develop leadingand trailing leg skills for the hurdles.
Objectives:
1. Identify beginnerhurdling techniques.
2. Explain how to correctlyperform them with demonstrations.
3. Assess each individual’s attempts and provide feedback.
Venue: Dennis Donnelly Park
Client Group: 16–25-year-olds, beginner level, mixedsex.
Equipment: Lesson plan, 5 cones, 6 large hurdles, timer.
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Organizational / Instructions
2 sets, 3 hurdles in line evenly spaced. 5 people each set.
Set 1 has higher hurdles. Set 2 has lower hurdles.
Coaching Points
Start with walk. 1 person completes 1st round alone. 2nd round, next person goes when 1st clears 2nd hurdle to get as much practice in.
If unsure of suitable hurdle height, try both sets.
Keep going until time is up.
Progressions / Adaptations
Progressions:
When comfortable with lead leg, pick up pace. do not run yet.
Adaptations:
Lower hurdle height if needed.
Bring up hurdle height if needed.
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Organizational / Instructions
2 sets, 3 hurdles in line evenly spaced. 5 people each set.
Set 1 has higher hurdles. Set 2 has lower hurdles.
Coaching Points
Controlled run to hurdle. Complete set one at a time.
Progressions / Adaptations
Progressions:
When comfortable with lead leg, pick up pace.
Adaptations:
If not confident with it yet, take your time.
Lower hurdle height if needed.
Bring up hurdle height if needed.
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Organizational / Instructions
2 sets, 3 hurdles in line evenly spaced. Make hurdle heights even on both sets.
Separate into 2 teams. Complete the hurdle set one at a time as fast asyou can. Once the first person clears the last hurdle and sits down at the cone the nextperson goes.
Coaching Points
Go as fast as you are comfortable to.
Lead leg up and over hurdle first.
Trailing leg horizontal to ground.
Use your arms, keep them active.
Progressions / Adaptations
Have fun!
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Organizational / Instructions
Yoga stretches and poses. 2m apart.
Coaching Points
Progressions / Adaptations
Take your time, its a cool down!
Do not stretch too far if uncomfortable.
Warm up (5 mins)
Organizational / Instructions
Pulse Raiser:
Run as an individual then follow the leader. Separate into groups of 4-5, person at front can run, jog, walk, sidestep, etc, in any direction. Others in group must copy what the leader did.
Dynamic Stretches:
Prepares the muscles for the session. Mimics certain movements in the hurdles and helps prevent injury. Keep 2m distance for Covid guidelines.
Include: high knees, over the fence, butt kicks, lunges, arm circles, hip rotations, seated hurdle exchange, rain dance.
MMP:
Start to incorporate specific movement patterns from the hurdles into session.
Skipping A’s, skipping B’s, skipping C’s
Coaching Points
Try and get legs up as high as possible and increase the movement in dynamic stretching. Makes it as close to hurdling normally.
Progressions / Adaptations
Progressions:
Double skipping A’s, double skipping B’s.
Adaptations:
Slow down for individuals.
Do not bring legs up as high for skipping A's, B's and C's.