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Sorry bout that, put my question in the wrong forum!!

Grass Roots

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Post Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 2:10 pm Reply with quote
Hi Im Duane!! Im due to take the first coaching badge in April and am so glad I found this website! Im wondering about prospects after acheiving pt1, pt2 and pt3 cos am looking to complete them quickly as the mrs is starting to moan heavily about me getting a job. I have played at a professional level of football but stopped due to eye injury so now wanna become the greatest coach in the world!!!!

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Post Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 4:05 pm Reply with quote
Topic moved to the Coaching Forum.

Grass Roots

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Post Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2006 10:23 am Reply with quote
level 1 is a synch, if you cannot pass that one then coaching is not for you..........but you probably will cos its very easy. level 2 is a big step up from level 1, it is suggested you get some coaching experience before you take it, or at the very least watch some coaches and get advice. Be prepared to do a lot of work as a volenteer, once you have level 1 start approaching youth teams etc or set one up with somebody and get into a league. this will give you the ammo you need to begin a level 2. I would prob say that level 2 would be a good enough level to approach most clubs at a volenteer or part time level, so you would be getting some cash, but not much to write home about. Do not expect to just pass level 2 and 3 without putting any effort in, life just doesnt work like that.

good luck

Grass Roots

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Post Posted: Fri Mar 24, 2006 3:24 pm Reply with quote
Cheers rik that was helpfull. If there is anyone else out there with any helpful words your thoughts will be much appreciated. Also does anyone know how the coaching scene is for jobs at the mo?

Grass Roots

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Post Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 12:10 pm Reply with quote
In the next few years the ammount of coaching opportunites should be increasing due to the olympic games coming over here. The countries gona go sports crazy!

Also, if you want to get ahead of the coaching competition you might want to consider doing some kind of sports science course which would give you another opportunity to work you way into the football industry, maybe as a physio?

I'm pretty sure mourinho did a sports science course.

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Grass Roots

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Post Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 6:06 pm Reply with quote
HI STEVE 100 HERE AM QUALIFIED TO UEFA A WHICH IS AS HIGH AS YOU CAN GO IN N.IRELAND,CURRENTLY COACHING COACHING ALL LEVELS FROM U10S UP TO SENIOR FOOTBALL EVEN COACH A SENIOR LADIES TEAM SO HAVE PLENTY OF GOOD DRILLS IF ANYONE NEEDS TO BRIGHTEN UP THEIR SESSIONS OR JUST WANTS TO DISSCUSS A FEW IDEAS JUST ASK WOULD BE GLAD TO ASSIST. Smile

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Post Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 10:34 pm Reply with quote
Why don't you start up your own topic where people can ask you questions steve?

topic for coaching drills

Grass Roots

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Post Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 1:34 pm Reply with quote
steve 100 here good idea hoopy might look at doing that might go down well with other coaches Very Happy

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