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2011-2012
SCHEDULE
GIRLS
Grades 9-12
- FALL
2011 SESSIONS -
Sunday,
September 18th
12:00-2:00 PM
Colonel Gray High School
Sunday,
September 25th
12:00-2:00 PM
Colonel Gray HS
Sunday,
October 2nd
12:00-2:00 PM
Colonel Gray HS
Sunday,
October 16th
12:00-2:00 PM
Canada Games Sports Centre
Sunday,
October 23rd
11:00-1:00 PM
Canada Games Sports Centre
Sunday,
October 30th
12:00-2:00 PM
Colonel Gray HS
Sunday,
November 13th
1:00-3:00 PM
Colonel Gray HS
- SPRING
2012 SESSIONS TBA -
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BOYS
Grades 9-12
- FALL
2011 SESSIONS -
Sunday,
September 18th
12:00-2:00 PM
Charlottetown Rural HS
Sunday,
September 25th
12:00-2:00 PM
Charlottetown Rural HS
Sunday,
October 2nd
12:00-2:00 PM
Canada Games Sports Centre
Sunday,
October 16th
12:00-2:00 PM
Charlottetown Rural
HS
Sunday,
October 23rd
9:00-11:00 AM
Summerside Intermediate
Sunday,
October 30th
12:00-2:00 PM
Charlottetown Rural HS
Sunday,
November 13th
12:00-2:00 PM
Charlottetown Rural HS
- SPRING
2012 SESSIONS TBA -
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Program Overview |
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The Centre for Performance Program is
intended to identify and develop elite-level Canadian
basketball players at a young age. This nationally directed
initiative is designed to teach individual offensive and
team fundamentals while presenting aspects of sports science
that are necessary to become a high level player and coach.
Select players and coaches involved in CP will be eligible
to participate in Canada Basketball's National Team
programming.
Canada Basketball in cooperation with the provinces has
established centers across Canada. The program
provides a systematic, thorough and unified national
approach to identify and develop outstanding junior
basketball players in every province and territory in
Canada.
All those athletes interested
in being considered for an opportunity to participate in the
CP program are asked to pre register by
filling out a
Centre for
Performance
Registration Form.
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Program Information |
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Duration:
25 hours of training
Cost:
$200 per participant
(payment
options available)
Schedule: September
2011 - April 2012
CP Gear: TBA
*Registration Information
- Athletes MUST fill out a
Centre for Performance Registration Form and send it to
Basketball PEI before tryouts begin.
*CP sessions will not
conflict with the school basketball season
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Girls
Training Group Information |
Boys
Training Group Information
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Age Group:
Grades 9-12
Program
Coordinators
Carly Clarke
Centre for
Performance (Girls)
Tel: 902.566.0663
caclarke@upei.ca
Coaching Staff:
Carly Clarke
Kathy Murray
Barry Strongman
Jay Mingrone
Guest Coaches:
Guest Speakers:
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Age Group:
Grades 9-12
Program
Coordinators
Josh Whitty
Centre for Performance
(Boys)
Tel: 902.629.9481
jbwhitty@gmail.com
Coaching Staff:
Josh Whitty
Jared Cheverie
Jason MacDonald
J Hammer
Guest Coaches:
Guest Speakers:
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2011-12 Centre for Performance Training Plan
(Fall Sessions) |
*Focus
on individual skill development and teaching athletes how to play with
small sided games (2on2, 3on3, 4on4).
September 18th – Tryouts
Evaluate: Fundamental movement skills, willingness to learn, application
of coaching
Dynamic Footwork and 1 on 1
September 25th – Session 1
Shooting, Passing and dribble form
Fundamental Movement Skills
Advantage situations, playing in transition
Cutting (moving without the basketball)
October 2nd – Session 2
Shooting, Passing and dribble form
Fundamental Movement Skills
Cutting review
Penetration principles – movement on perimeter and in the post
October 16nd – Session 3
Shooting, Passing and dribble form
Fundamental Movement Skills
Penetration principle review
Screening off the ball – down screen, flare screens, and back screen
reads.
October 23rd – Session 4
Shooting, Passing and dribble form
Fundamental Movement Skills
Screening off the ball – down screen, flare screens, and back screen
reads.
October 30th - Session 5
Shooting, Passing and dribble form
Fundamental Movement Skills
Post Play
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For more information, please contact the Basketball
PEI office at
info@basketballpei.ca
or Tel: 902.368.4986 / Toll Free 1.800.247.6712.
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More Information |
What is Canada Basketball’s Centres For
Performance Program?
Canada Basketball’s Centres for Performance (CP) program is
an elite program for players and coaches designed to teach
individual offensive and team fundamentals while also
presenting aspects of sports science that are necessary to
become a high level player and coach.
The Centres for Performance program is the key component of
Canada Basketball’s national player and coach identification
and development strategy.
Canada Basketball’s Centres for Performance program was
established because of an identified need for a more
systematic, thorough and unified national approach to
identify and develop outstanding junior basketball players
in every province and territory in Canada. It was also
identified that a network of coaches be established and
continuing development of this network of coaches be
undertaken to ensure the thorough and contemporary delivery
of the technical program to the athletes.
Our vision is to become a world leader in basketball
development.
How Does Canada Basketball’s Centres For Performance
Program Work?
The Centres for Performance program is a nationally directed
initiative which is delivered through the
provinces/territories in partnership with the Canadian
Sports Centres across Canada.
The program offers highly qualified coaching staff trained
with National Team curriculum to work with participants
between the ages of 13-18 years.
The program has a heavy emphasis on developing individual
offensive fundamentals and also teaches team principles of
play.
Players receive introductory information on sports
nutrition, psychology, strength, agility and physical
testing.
Through the use of CP training diaries athletes are taught
time management and planning skills. Centralized
team training camps create an elite competitive environment
to work on individual offensive fundamentals and team
principals of play.
Who are the CP Coaches?
All CP Head Coaches are experienced and highly qualified and
continue to attend coaching clinics and National Team
training camps. They are supported by a committed and
extensive network of emerging coaches who provide regular
personalized training of players throughout Canada.
What does the CP provide?
Individual skill development
Team concepts development
Strength and agility education development
Sports nutrition education
Sports psychology education
Sports injuries management/education
Regional training pods for players/coaches
Centralized team training camps for players/coaches
Opportunities to train with other Centres for Performance
groups across the country
Yearly visit from a National Development Coach
Coaching clinics
Development of applied, practical coaching techniques
Time management, planning and personal development skills
Organizational and life management skills
Canadian and international professional development
opportunities for coaches
Interactive and positive learning environment
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