SWAN CENTRE JUNIORS

Training


 
Next Season's Training Times, Venues and Coaches
U10's Mondays 5.30 - 6.30pm Crestwood - Claire
U11's Mondays 6.30 - 7.30pm Crestwood - Claire
U13's Mondays 7.30 - 9.00pm Crestwood - Becki
U12's Tuesdays 6 - 7.30pm Barton Peveril - Sandy
U14's Tuesdays 7.30 - 9.00pm Barton Peveril - Sandy
U16's Tuesdays 7.30 - 9.30pm Barton Peveril - Jo
Whites Tuesdays 7 - 9.00pm Crestwood- Claire
Reds Thursdays 7 - 9.00pm Crestwood - Jenny

Overview of costs:
The subscription costs Junior members of Swan Centre Netball Club for the year 2011/2012is based on the amount of training time as follows:-
1 hour’s training = £24.00
1.5 hour’s of training = £36.00
2 hours of training = £48.00
In addition, deduct £6 from your total if you have 2 daughters in our club and £12 if you have 3 – speak to your coach if you have 4!

Options:
Due to the size of the club we need to restrict the number of payment options to ensure that the finances of the club do not become unmanageable.
This year the following options are available to you:

BACS payment
Arrange BACS transfer of full termly amount owing
Set up BACS transfer and e-mail confirmation to Kerry shields (kezshields@aol.com)

Lloyds TSB account
The Swan Centre Netball Club
Sort Code: 30 95 32
Account number: 00307197
Please ensure that the players name and age group (e.g. U10) is put as the reference.
First week of every term.

Cheque
1 cheque payable to Swan Centre Netball Club
Submit cheque to Coach or team manager with the player’s name on the back of the cheque.
First week of term

Cash
Full amount for term
In an envelope with the player’s name and age group on outside. Give to coach/team manager
First week of term

Tournaments
(except Pontins)
Cash or cheque by deadline
In an envelope with the players name and age group on outside
By deadline.

IDEAS FOR KEEPING UP YOUR FITNESS LEVELS

Components of FITNESS

• Aerobic endurance

• Muscular strength

• Core strength and stability

• Flexibility

NETBALL PERIODISATION for 2009/10

• July - Active rest

• August - Off season

• early September - Pre-season

• late Sept - May 2010 - In season

JULY - ACTIVE REST

COMPONENTS OF FITNESS

DEVELOP:-

PARTICIPATE IN:-
  • Casual or social sport
  • Swimming


AUGUST - OFF SEASON

COMPONENTS OF FITNESS

DEVELOP:-

  • Aerobic endurance (see below)
  • Muscular strength (click here)
  • Core strength and stability (click here)

MAINTAIN:-

  • Injury rehabilitation (if necessary)
  • Aerobic endurance
    once a week!!
  • 15-20 minute run, or
  • 20 minute swim, or
  • 25 minute cycle, or
  • 10 minute skip

Muscular Endurance

  • once a week
EARLY SEPTEMBER - PRE SEASON

COMPONENTS OF FITNESS

DEVELOP:-

  • Muscular strength
  • Anaerobic endurance
  • Speed and Agility (late pre-season)

MAINTAIN:-

  • Flexibility (click here)
  • Core strength and stability (click here)
  • Aerobic endurance (see under Off Season)

Pre-season training is used to develop fitness
components thatare more specific to the game
of netball.
This includes strength, speed, power, anaerobic
endurance and agility.

During this phase, training intensity increases and duration decreases.
Players should be aware that it is also necessary to maintain
flexibility, core strength and aerobic endurance.

SEPTEMBER - IN SEASON

COMPONENTS OF FITNESS

DEVELOP:-

  • Sport specific movements
  • Correct landing, jumping, passing and
    turning in the air

MAINTAIN:-

  • Muscular strength
  • Anaerobic and aerobic endurance
  • Speed, power and agility
  • Flexibility
  • Core stability and rehabilitation (if necessary)

The In Season training phase is game orientated
for the playing season.
It has a focus on the development and enhancement
of netball specific skills and fitness.
This includes the following: power, speed,
agility and plyometric bassed training,
anaerobic conditioning, skill based sessions
(including technique training on correct landing,
jumping, passing and turning in the air.
It also includes maintenance of fitness
components previously developed, ie flexibility,
core strength, aerobic endurance and muscular endurance.