This video features Joe Bertagna, Director of the Bertagna Goaltending School, Commissioner of Hockey East, Executive Director of the American Hockey Coaches Association, and former Boston Bruins (NHL) and `94 U.S. Olympic Team goaltending coach. Through his vast experience, Bertagna has observed that young goal tenders play the position by 'reacting', intermediate goal tenders 'anticipate', then react, and the advanced goal tender has developed the ability of influencing play through the development of an established 'method.' The Advanced Goal tender takes you through a methodical process of helping you, the coach, become the catalyst for taking your goal tender beyond reacting to learn and establish a method. Bertagna takes you through game-like situational variations of: odd-man coming into the zone, plays down low, puck behind the net, leaving the net and handling the puck, and breakaways. In each demonstrated situation, Bertagna details what the goalie should see and how the goal
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HOW TO GROW YOUR PERSONAL TRAINING BUSINESS TODAY! PROVEN METHODS to Make it Happen! Maximize Profits and Productivity! Earn More. Work Less! Finally! The video you have all been waiting for! Personal Training Coordinators & Fitness Club Managers - Learn how to increase personal training profits! Discover 'the formula' for training your staff 'the right way'! This video shares the time-effective way to do both! Personal Fitness Trainers - Discover 'the formula' for attracting and retaining clients! Learn the traits you need to develop to fill your empty spots & create a waiting list! Proven techniques to help you maximize your most valuable resource - your time! How to Grow Your Personal Training Business TODAY! contains: The Ten Qualities necessary to be a successful personal trainer & how to develop them! A 'Blueprint for Success' that shows how to maximize every minute of every day! Real-life Personal Fitness Trainer Situations to demonstrate: 'what to say', 'how to say it' and 'wh
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This video features Lori Smith, 2001 Iowa Elementary PE Teacher of the Year. In this innovative video, you will experience the fun and innovative ways Lori Smith gets kids moving in the swimming pool! Smith introduces a wide variety of activities that help young children become acclimatized to the water using music and fun movement patterns. You will observe Smith teaching these fun activities to her students utilizing partner challenges, rhythmic routines, aquatic mats, hula hoops and kick boards. Lori's easy to follow format includes objectives, safety rules, equipment needed and complete instructions facilitating easy implementation into your swimming units while allowing for modifications for different age levels. Your students will have so much fun they will forget they are in a swimming pool! 40 minutes. 2002. ISBN 1-56404-907-8.
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This video features Lori Smith, 2001 Iowa Elementary PE Teacher of the Year! Smith shares a wide variety of swimming pool activities and games that teach both swimming and manipulative skills. All children in your class can participate in these games, which use a variety of equipment such as beach balls, diving rings and discs, a diving brick, hula hoops, balls (for team games), and kick boards. You will also benefit by watching Smith's creative teaching methodology that motivates her students to work together to accomplish a team goal, while developing the desired swim skill instruction. Smith outlines each activity including the objectives, safety rules, equipment needed and complete playing instructions followed by demonstrations of her students engaged in each of these fun aquatic game challenges. Games add fun and excitement to an aquatics curriculum while providing innovative ways to get kids playing in the pool! 38 minutes. 2002. ISBN 1-56404-910-8.
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This video features Lori Smith, 2001 Iowa Elementary PE Teacher of the Year. Learn fun and innovative ways to get kids active, with a wide variety of activities, during the culminating portion of your lesson plan! Games are demonstrated showing how to keep kids active in PE by modifying common games (basketball, football, soccer. and floor hockey), rules, equipment used, and changing boundaries. All games are introduced using a wide variety of manipulative skills that involve throwing & catching skills, soccer/kicking skills, basketball/shooting & dribbling skills, and hockey/striking skills. Each game can be easily implemented into your curriculum with different age levels and modifications. Objectives, safety rules, equipment needed and complete instructions are included. 44 minutes. 2002. ISBN 1-56404-905-1.
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This video features Lynne Gronert. In this information-packed video Lynne leads an assortment of her classes (grade levels 1-5) through a wide variety of fun games designed for maximum participation. Games and activities included are: Freeze dance (aerobic musical-loco motor, listening, following directions), Hospital (loco motor, object movement and throwing), Channel Cage Ball (teamwork, cooperation, respect for others), 5 different Parachute activities (listening, following directions, cooperation, teamwork), Music Mixer (great for 'icebreakers), People to People (an excellent beginning of the year icebreaking activity, and problem solving, cooperation, and respect), Pomp Pomp Pull-away (fleeing and chasing, teamwork, dodging). 47 minutes. 2002. ISBN 1-56404-906-X.
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This video features Lori Smith, 2001 Iowa Elementary PE Teacher of the Year. Get your class moving with such concepts as using personal spaces, partner formations, bean bags, lummi sticks, a parachute, scarves, basketballs and streamers. The purpose of this video is to demonstrate a wide variety of rhythm activities. Smith's class demonstrates the fun and innovative ways she get kids moving to music using different manipulatives. Each rhythm activity can be modified to fit your teaching style and student developmental needs. Objectives, safety rules, equipment needed and demonstrations by children are included. See children moving in rhythmic sequences to different music. 38 minutes. 2002. ISBN 1-56404-904-3.
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This video features the Grant Wood Area Education Agency staff (Cedar Rapids, IA). This innovative video will share Grant Wood's ideas on how to conduct an ability awareness class so that students/participants develop empathy for those who have specific physical or mental challenges. The video shows middle school students engaged in activities at 15 different 'Ability Awareness' stations, demonstrates group games that challenge students to include everyone in achieving a goal, and encourages teachers to think more positively about how to successfully include all students in their classes. 50 minutes. 2002. ISBN: 1-56404-919-1
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This video features Steve Holzer, Jackson Hole (WY) Senior High School, Physical Educator. Perhaps the most critical part of Steve Holzer's Ropes Course education is that of knot tying. In this video, you will see how Holzer implements knot tying into his Ropes course education. Holzer will share with you rope games and challenges, knot tying, harness use, belay techniques and safety guidelines that are taught in a unique and creative way. He also shares basic information about climbing and climbing equipment. 55 minutes. 2002. Also available in the On the Ropes Series: On the Ropes! Low Elements On the Ropes! High Elements
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This video features Steve Holzer, Physical Educator, Jackson Hole (WY) Senior High School. Experience extreme Physical Education at it's best with Steve Holzer's amazing high ropes course. The Jackson Hole Physical Education high ropes course is built outdoors using poles. Most activities take place 20-35 feet above the ground. The course incorporates a belay safety system that keeps the participant safe at all times. In this video, Holzer presents 13 high elements demonstrated at his unique high school ropes course. Many elements have 3-4 challenges for each activity. These elements provide hours of fun as well as critical thinking skills for individuals and groups. Great team building and trust activities along with many technical aspects of the sport of climbing. If you are looking for some new things to do in your Physical Education or Outdoor Education class, build some high elements to challenge your students! 53 minutes. 2002. Also available in the On the Ropes Series: On th
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This video features Dave Woods, 1998 Texas Physical Educator of the Year. Woods created the Golf Fun Factory to teach students the lifetime sport of golf safely to large classes of students. His program is ideal for students in grades 3-5 or higher. In this 'full participation' program, Woods uses a station approach. Assisting Woods in this video is PGA Teaching Pro, Sunny Rhodes, who takes you through the elementary techniques used for the 3 stations: Putting, Irons, and Woods. This video shows how easy it is to implement the game of golf into Physical Education. This video is also excellent for non-golf playing teachers that are looking to introduce students to this lifelong activity! 30 minutes. 2002.
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This video features Kathi Holzer, Jackson Hole (WY) Senior High School. Is winter or bad weather is getting the best of you and your students? Are you and your students tired of being confined to the gym? Let Kathi Holzer's 19 Cures for Cabin Fever come to your rescue! Holzer presents full participation activities that offer fun and fitness for your students. The 19 games and activities are broken down into the following three categories: 1) Relays, seven fun and competitive events; 2) Tag Games, seven different games offering a variety both physical and mental challenges; 3) Modified Team Games, five unique and creative games that can be used either as a warm-up or as part of a unit. Holzer shows a quick lesson plan for each activity, along with a sample demonstration of the activity by high school students. All games and activities incorporate teamwork, cooperation, body control and some simple skill development. Break out of the normal routine and enjoy Kathi Holzer's 19 Cures for C
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This video features Randy Evans, University of Oklahoma Women's Head Soccer Coach. Coach Evans offers an explanation of the drills and several options that accompany them while using the triangle offense for any level of soccer. Coach Evans shows how the triangle offense will work for your team despite the different player make-ups or abilities that your team may possess. This system is versatile enough to use against many different styles of play that your team may come up against. Evans shows several options ranging from basic to sophisticated to help you adapt your team's level of play to the skills being taught. This video shows how the triangle offense is utilized by dropping the two forwards to help with defensive stability in the midfield. Coach Evans demonstrates this phenomenal system in an easy to understand way by diagramming every aspect of the offense. This is a quality tape that any coach or player can use to better understand this effective, versatile offense. 70 minute
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This video features Jack Bauerle, University of Georgia Head Swimming Coach, Recipient of the National Collegiate and Scholastic Swim Trophy, NCAA Women's Champions in 1999, 2000, 2001! Using 2000 Olympic silver medallist (and former Bulldog swimmer) Kristy Kowal and Georgia record-holder Michael Norment to demonstrate, Coach Bauerle covers the gamut of teaching proper breaststroke technique by demonstrating the mechanics of the stroke and providing a series of useful, relevant tips about what he has learned to look for in teaching the stroke over his many successful years as a coach. He also shares a series of helpful technique drills and kicking drills. Finally, he presents a sample set of workouts that will help your athletes in their attempt to better learn the breaststroke technique through proper training. 2001. ISBN 1-56404-624-9. 34 minutes. Also available in the Championship Technique Series: Butterfly Technique Starts for all Strokes Turns for all Strokes Backstroke
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This video features Jimmy Tierney, Northwestern University Women's Swim Coach, USA National Team Coach and '98 Women's Big Ten Coach of the Year! There is an artistic element to the breaststroke that dictates a different coaching approach. Tierney discusses how to mesh the physical and artistic aspects that are key to success with the breaststroke. He also introduces both his dryland and pool-training programs for these athletes. Specific emphasis is placed on the techniques and drills of all phases of the stroke, and how to 'put it all together' in an efficient, fluid, and powerful stroke. All demonstrating is done by Amy Balcerzak who finished 4th in the 2000 Olympic trials in the 100 breaststroke and is ranked top ten in the world. Tierney also shares training strategy, including speed and power sets essential to fast breaststroke swimming. This video is a complete guide to preparing your breaststrokers for success at all levels! 2001. ISBN 1-56404-628-1. 37 minutes. Also availabl
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This video features Steve Collins, Southern Methodist University Head Women's Swim Coach, SWC Coach of the Year in '90, '91, '93, '96; WAC Coach of the Year in '97 & '98! SMU's 10-time NCAA Champion, 2000 Olympic silver medallist, and now volunteer assistant swim coach Martina Moravcova demonstrates 23 drills to correct and enhance efficiency and speed for the backstroke. Some of the drills included are single arm drills, 30-degree drills, spin drill, recovery drills, and turn drills. Some drills utilize fins and/or hand paddles that let the swimmer feel the water and know right away if hands are in correct positioning. Collins describes each drill and technique as it is performed to make the drills easy to learn. Vertical kicking while in streamline position is also demonstrated using the flutter and dolphin kick, which helps swimmers develop a strong kick needed for the backstroke. This video is an excellent teaching tool and reference to increase the performance of the backstroke.
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This video features Jimmy Tierney, Northwestern University Women's Swim Coach, USA National Team Coach and '98 Women's Big Ten Coach of the Year! Any coach, from the inexperienced to the veteran, will benefit from Tierney's discussion of the basic essential elements of coaching that are necessary for success in this sport (including specific details on planning, training, and competition)! Tierney guides coaches from the Preseason Planning Stage all the way through their Championship Phase. He analyzes the physical and mental factors involved in preparing athletes to swim faster. Discussion centers on the development of the team while also responding to the needs of each individual athlete. How to Coach Swimming is the complete guide to coaching your swimming team to a successful season! 2001. ISBN 1-56404-642-7. 52 minutes.
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This video features Gregg Troy, University of Florida Swimming Coach. Using former Florida All-American Greg Reeves to demonstrate, Coach Troy shares his expertise on transition training along with transition drills sharing specific stroke transition drills for each IM transition. Along with an explanation of scheduling transition work into training, Troy offers detailed explanation as Reeves demonstrates the techniques Coach Troy uses with his Florida swimmers for IM transition. In the second portion of the video, again with Reeves demonstrating each of the drills, Troy shares the stroke drills he uses in his IM training and carefully explains the purpose and focus of each of the drills in all of the strokes. 33 minutes. 2002. ISBN 1-56404-832-2.
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