Supporting High Performance in Schools

Description

Supporting High Performance in Schools. How to unsure that every child in your school is catered for. Physical education needs to cater for all needs. Provide a framework for every child to be healthy and move safely but also cater for the high flying aspiational performers. Look after everyone.

Lessons

1 Introduction 0:44 2 Squeeze the Sponge 2:26 3 What Are We Trying to Achieve? 2:21 4 Physical Literacy 4:38 5 Impact of Physical Activity 1:46 6 Pathway to Success 2:56 7 Developmental Stages 3:50 8 School S&C Timetable 1:52 9 What Not to Do 1:10 10 Minimum Effort for Maximum Benefits 2:08 11 Athletic Profiling 1:05 12 Wellbeing Data 2:10 13 Tier System 1:28 14 Key Considerations 2:22 15 The Fundamental Movement Program 2:32 16 Program Progression 4:41 17 Movement Capacity Towards Sport 1:17 18 Advanced Example 4:27 19 Gardeners Not Conductors 0:57

The Coach

Steffan Jones

Throwing performance coach

Steffan Jones .

Steffan is the last dual professional sportsman in the United Kingdom having played 3 years professional rugby and 20 years professional cricket.

Currently, he is a global consultant for various teams and athletes. He is a former Director of Sport Performance and Wellbeing at a private school in England. He is the High Performance Fast-Bowling coach for the Rajasthan Royals in the IPL as well as High Performance Consultant for GoSport in India.

Steffan is in a unique position having played the sport, is a qualified sports scientist, a UKSCA qualified strength and conditioning coach and a level 3 qualified technical coach. His methods are innovative and heavily based on sports science. He studied Sport Science at Loughborough University in the early 90’s and completed his PGCE in Physical Education at Homerton Cambridge University IN 1997

He is happy to share ideas and consult for schools around the world who wish to revamp and rejuvenate their Physical Education and Sports provision.