Jun
11
Filed Under (Uncategorized) by afrancis on 11-06-2008
Jun
03
Filed Under (Uncategorized) by afrancis on 03-06-2008

R – Rest

How

remove the athlete from the field

rest from activity.

Moving the injured part:

will increase the blood flow and bleeding to the injury site

may cause the blood clot to dislodge, and begin bleeding again

may cause more tissue damage.

I – Ice

Apply ice:

directly over the injury and surrounding tissue

for 10 to 20 minutes every 2 hours.

How

ice in a wet towel or plastic bag

frozen cup of water continuously moved over the area

a commercial ice pack

iced water in a bucket.

Why

ice decreases swelling

ice decreases pain.

 

Do not apply ice directly to the skin, always wrap in a wet towel or wet cloth to avoid ice burns.

C – Compression

How

apply a firm, elastic, non-adhesive bandage

if using an ice pack, the compression bandage is applied over the ice pack and above and below the injury site to hold it in place and provide compression

even when you are not icing, the compression bandage should remain directly over the injury site, above and below

release the compression prior to sleep.

Why

reduces swelling and bleeding at the injury site.

E – Elevation

How

raise the injured area above the level of the heart whenever possible.

Why

elevation decreases bleeding, swelling and pain.

R – Referral 

How

refer to an appropriate health care professional for definitive diagnosis and continuing management.

 

 

May
21
Filed Under (Uncategorized) by afrancis on 21-05-2008

There are three main coaching styles i have written below each style and examples of when they are used in school sport.  Autocratic: Strict, making all decisions and in total control.- When you are trying to explain the rules of a game Democratic: Make decisions with players, more relaxed enviroment.-When you split people in to groups and players have to make a group decision. Laisse Faire – Relaxed, do not care too much  - When people are just having  muck around game.  

May
20
Filed Under (Uncategorized) by afrancis on 20-05-2008

Some of my philosophies when coaching include:1. As a team we strive to play hard, play smart, play with heart, have fun all the time, put constant pressure on the opposing defense and make sure that our goalie is the most bored player on the field.2. Developing skill, sportsmanship and the value of team working without sacrificing fun. 3. As a coach you must lead by example.  4. Always have good sportsmanship.   By Ashley 

May
07
Filed Under (Uncategorized) by afrancis on 07-05-2008

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