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The Introduction to Coaching Gaelic Games award is structured around three (3) key elements – The COACH, The PLAYER, and The GAME.
• Under the Coach section we cover sections on ‘Being a Coach’, ‘How to Coach’, and ‘Preparation
for Planning’.
• Under the Player section we cover elements ‘Who are you coaching?’. Whether they are child,
youth or adult players, male or female and being inclusive.
• Under the Game section we cover the elements related to Movement for Gaelic Games, Skill
Development and Games.

This programme will provide coaches with knowledge and experiences related to:
1. WHY do you Coach? – Every coach is an individual, and each of you are bringing your own skills and
characteristics to our games. We’ll focus on this section during the ‘Being a Coach’ module
2. WHAT do you Coach? – The different games, and developmental activities that can be used by coaches, and how to structure sessions to get the most for your players.
3. WHO do you Coach? – We’ll focus on the players that you have within your team/group, looking at their age, stage of development, being inclusive and how this might impact upon your coaching
4. WHO do you Coach? – a set of skills that coaches can use in games and training sessions that will enhance ‘What you coach’

INTRODUCTION TO COACHING GAELIC GAMES
The Introduction to Coaching Gaelic Games is the introductory award for coaches of Gaelic games. The course is aimed at beginner coaches and will enable participants in the organisation of activities to
develop Hurling/Camogie or Gaelic Football/Ladies Football.
The course is 7 hours 50 minutes (total content) for a single code (either Hurling/Camogie or Gaelic Football) and 9 hours for a dual course.
These 9 modules are:
1. Introduction
2. How to coach
3. Being a coach
4. Who are you coaching
5. Movement in Gaelic Games
6. Skill Development
7. Introduction to Our Games
8. Preparation and planning
9. Conclusion

By the end of this course, coaches will be able to:
• Ensure that their coaching practice will reflect their Gaelic games values/coach education values
• Create a positive learning environment, through Building Rapport - Explaining, Provide
Demonstrations, Observing, Analysing and Providing Feedback
• Organise a range of movement activities suitable to Gaelic games
• Identify the Skills of Hurling/Camogie/Gaelic Football
• Coach, through progressive activities (fun activities and games) to develop 5 key skills
• Organise a range of age appropriate games
• Organise and manage players for an effective practice session
• Reflect on their coaching journey/Learning (Plan, do, review)

Players flourish in an environment that is positive, and where development, enjoyment and learning are central to all that they do. As a coach you can have a major influence on this through what you say and how you act.

When players are exposed to a positive learning environment, they:
• Enjoy learning and developing skills
• Are enthusiastic about attending games and coaching sessions and do not want to leave
• Arrive early, and the sessions are upbeat
• Enjoy training
• Relish spending time with other team members on and off the field
• Gain confidence through positive feedback and treat corrective feedback as an opportunity
to learn
• Take great pride in stating they are a member of the team