POSITIVE CHARTING
Overview
Positive charting is simple – but not necessarily easy. It
requires effort, the effort to observe.
Coaches can add value by finding things that are done
incorrectly and improving them. But it is equally important
to find things that are being done correctly to reinforce
them.
Positive charting is a method of increasing the number of
‘right things’ that young players/athletes do. It also
creates a wonderful positive atmosphere in which
players/athletes are more receptive to being corrected
because they feel appreciated.
Positive charting works by selecting a player/athlete to
watch and identifying positive elements of their
performance – this then gives an opportunity for coaches to
discuss their performance, outlining the positive elements
as well as areas for improvement.
It is very difficult to observe more than three players at
any time; however this is also an opportunity to involve
parents, assistant coaches, and even players/athletes.
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