Darts Personal Best 18th October 2018

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Personal Best: 166, 9 dart finish.

Interesting practice today. The value of the practice session was definitely consolidation rather than challenge. I was surprised to do a personal best today for the 9 dart challenge.

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Darts Personal Best 17th October 2018

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Personal Best: 140, 9 dart finish.

The professionals can do 501, 9 dart finish – so I am pretty rubbish but…I am improving.

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Darts Personal Best 16th October 2018

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Did a Personal Best today: 100, 9 dart finish.

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Darts Personal Best 15th October 2018

Comments (0) Posted in Darts, Practice by Phil Amos on October 15th, 2018

So I’m trying to get better at darts. I’m experimenting with all the concepts that guide me when coaching children in athletics. I’m trying to learn more about practice through my own experimentation, so that I can create better practice for the children I coach in athletics.

Guiding concepts:
– Randomised vs Blocked Practice.
– Implicit Learning.
– Mastery (Growth Mindset – Dweck) – Love Challenge, intrigued by mistakes and enjoy the effort.
– Lots of Practice (Doing)
– Deliberate Practice / Deliberate Play
– Feedback
– Performance before Competence
– Pleasantly Frustrating
– Challenge and Consolidate
– Clearly defined Goals

Did a personal best today: 87, 9-dart finish.

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SJAC – Athlete Of The Month For February

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Tobia Epifani Athlete Of The Month Interview. Listen to Tobia talk about being funny, sensitive and reading. (Approx. 6 minutes).

SJAC – Athlete Of The Month For January

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Ines Epifani Athlete Of The Month Interview. Listen to Ines talk about being Queen, independent and “muddley” (Approx. 6 minutes).

Surrey Youth Games – Fiona’s story.

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Surrey Youth Games – Fiona Manning. Listen to Fiona talk about the Surrey Youth Games – “Fun”. (Approx. 6 minutes).

The Surrey Youth Games is an amazing opportunity to learn a new sport for free. Last year I chose to learn squash for Surrey Youth Games. I had 7 lessons and was picked for the team, even though I was a beginner. Going to the tournament was fun but slightly scary! I felt amazing when I won my first match, and it was even better when our team got the bronze medal. I think everyone should sign up for Surrey Youth Games, even if you haven’t done the sport before, because it’s a great opportunity to get active and find a sport that you may enjoy.

SJAC – Athlete Of The Month For October.

Comments (0) Posted in Athlete Of The Month Interviews by Phil Amos on December 23rd, 2016

Fiona Manning Athlete Of The Month Interview. Listen to Fiona talk about being fun, friendly and energetic; being a Tiger and “Tidy your room”. (Approx. 6 minutes).

Energy Systems

Comments (1) Posted in Learning, Uncategorized by Phil Amos on December 19th, 2016

Some thought provoking numbers.

When you consider Usain Bolt’s strengths when running the 100m race, what do these figures potentially mean?

Mo Farah running the 10000m, what do the energy system percentages mean when you consider his typical winning race?

Post a comment – let’s discuss.

Presentation: Child to Champion.

Comments (0) Posted in Learning, Uncategorized by Phil Amos on December 5th, 2016

18th November 2016.

Child to Champion – Guildford Spectrum Leisure Centre.

Group photo of all the coaches who attended, Child to Champion, a presentation by Andy Neal, coach to 5 times British Senior Women Discus Champion and current English Record Holder.

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