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Coaching is more than teaching sports skills ~ by SANDY TURNER o« 1 ~ s { Spending his first four years Canadian Amateur Hockey For most people, somewhere ¢ pesme t f coaching recreational hockey _ Association. Moving up the ladâ€" in the back of their mind is a . 9 r\; * _ in Beamsville, Mr. Tallman, . der, he took his level IV in 1986, memory about a particular fi f i who is married with one child, which involved a week of inâ€" coach they once had. is * esd , has spent the last four years . tense work. It also meant givâ€" That memory could entail the S 4| _ coaching allâ€"starhockey, which ing up part of his two week time their coach made them 4 i .. P *3 ., means spending many hours vacation from his job. give that little bit extra they 1 f 6 1 â€" away from his young family "I had to go to London (Ontarâ€" 1 thought they never had. Or the $ | j ,"”""‘W 3 and working with his other io) and it was work," he said. memory could be of the time | > 6 * *hty . {». " family â€" the Lincoln Blades. â€"_ "Everyone‘there was a person ‘ when a coach pulled them aside k c * <"* 3 Looking at last year specifiâ€" dedicated to hockey and to and offered encouragement, or 2 x2 § Â¥_ . M â€" Â¥ _ cally, he said his 16â€"member â€" working with young men." | thet'lmetheyweretaughtabout & E; 2 # 5 " l travelling team had a busy Looking at coaching, Mr. | the importance of fair play, or aos 1e * ""%» @ . schedule, playing 57 games and _ Tallman said he really stresses how to work with others as a | 8 _ %1 ® o % a * having approximately 30 pracâ€" _ to his players that working as a ‘ team. 7 M â€" & ) fas 4 tices. team is essential for success. ‘ Whatever the memory, a | B WÂ¥ _ _ l [ 4 5 k . However, like he tells his~ â€" One of the worst things a coach is a person who has a < o K i _ 4 . players, Mr. Tallman said @2 coach can do to a player, he ‘ str(zngvlmpact on a young perâ€" â€" & +4% C pas . s s successful season means team _ gaid, is to chastise a particular | son‘s life. Jeff Tallman, coach & â€" > \Wiek. * . t / effort and stressed the impOrtâ€" _ play or action and then not give ‘ of the Lincoln Golden u. UA Y 0 A#UL ./ . ance of his "excellent coaching _ any positive reinforcement 3 Horseshoe Court Blades, 1989 ilr a s â€" & s £2 > y w staff." That coaching staff inâ€" _ afterwards. : Ontario Minor Hockey Associaâ€" V 0 s o [ $ T cluded assistant coach Mike _ Another key to coaching, he ,) tion midget BB champions, _ i o NWls e es £A °0 P LZ OA § ~ Parr, manager John Riediger, continued, is communication. knows this and so, stresses a lot Eie EO OO OOAE OO OR OOE M en trainer Drew May and goalié RBeing 27â€"yearsâ€"old, Mr. Tallâ€" more than just hockey skills to Coach Jeff Tallman of the championship Lincoln Blades is one coach Terry Adams. man said he‘s young enough to | hli team players~ 7 of the many coaches that has helped Canada‘s youth learn "The five of us had a really _ be able to relate to his players | Coaching is not just teaching _ Yame and life skills. good system going for us. We _ (they are 16 and 17â€"yearsâ€"old), hockey, ‘he said during an inâ€" _ due, and to recognize the role tant role of coaches, to stress _ coyered all of the bases," he while being old enough to have tervle\g(.) They (Blades) were a _ coaches play, in guiding Canaâ€" the importance of selecting _ Said. : the players‘ respect. team both on and off the iee. . g‘s youth, 1989 has been procâ€" qualified coaches and to draw To improve himself as a "I can talk with them and"we They cared for each other and I laimed ‘Year of the Coach.‘ attention to the need for more _ coach, Mr. Tallmanhas made a _ can relate with each other," he cared for them. You can‘t have According to the Coaching coaches to obtain National _ point of taking part in National _ said. "We look forward to being a"‘l&gt}}er situation than thatâ€" Association of Canada, the Coaching Certification. Coaching Certification progâ€" _ together â€" it‘s more than just .oagher;‘i);e tt}}lnan 400,000 active .. theme for this special year is, "I like working with kids," he _ rams, which are run by the hockey." fvith $ averae c";“m'y ) each _ ‘Someone to look up to.‘ said, noting he started by helpâ€" . es _ pampapugs ndormigige hgeto 10 athletes _ As well as honoring and ing to coach a softball team. A mirgd Cax?r dptelage! Over _ thanking Canada‘s coaches at "After that, a friend who was rouchediby aaey “1’1{‘5 will be _ all levels from grassroots to coaching hockey asked if I once thiy yea Coaching experiâ€" _ elite, some of ‘The Year of the wanted to help and from that To givezre;it § . _ Coach‘ objectives are to eduâ€" point it got thicker and j 4 where credit is catethe publicabout theimporâ€" thicker." s 0_ m n c e Ne LE L Tc A l e i ies s e e t i i i e t M e e