Planning and Goal Setting Sample Clauses

Planning and Goal Setting. An Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP) is then developed, using a standard form that includes a client profile, a catalog of the child’s and family’s resources, a history, and a service plan. The service plan lists the family’s specific needs, goals, tasks necessary to achieve the goals, primary person responsible for the task, and time lines.
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Planning and Goal Setting. Support will be provided from your appointed On-Ice Technical Coach, Team Coach and the Performance Development Coach to identify an appropriate individual training schedule and set achievable goals and targets. These will be based on benchmark objectives and expected competition results.
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Planning and Goal Setting. Support will be provided from your appointed On-Ice Technical Coach and the Performance Development Coach to identify an appropriate individual training schedule and set achievable goals and targets. Communication between Team, Technical and Performance Development Coach will be regular to direct practice. Strength & Conditioning Strength and Conditioning programmes are now seen as an essential element which contributes to the success of athletes striving for World Class levels and you are encouraged to take advantage of the advice offered and carry out your own fitness training. There is a large aerobic-Cardio-vascular requirement of repeated bouts of sweeping which doesn’t require to be practised on ice. Technical/Tactical Training Programme On ice training sessions will be delivered by your identified Academy Technical Coach to develop your techniques on a needs analysis basis to cover delivery, release, weight control, split timing, communication, sweeping, tactics, angles, ice conditions, stone matching, rules & etiquette. Sessions will be available at Stirling during the summer off season. Practice Training Each athlete is expected to take responsibility for arranging their own on-ice practice at least once per week to improve technique in addition to arranged training and competitions. This should be recorded in their Season Planner. Many rinks now offer a Season Practice Ticket. Team Sessions are expected regularly and at least fortnightly in season, and more often in pre-season. Such sessions to include time on teamwork i.e. tactics, line calling and judgement, end planning, ice and stone management and team dynamics. Ice will be made available at the NCA to facilitate such sessions
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