TRADITIONAL
APPROACH AND GAMES APPROACH
FOR PETANQUE COACH
Traditional Approach
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Games Approach
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Drills are used to practice
technical skills.
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Drills are used to teach both
technical and tactical skills of the sport.
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Specific skills are taught in
isolation and then combined later.
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The sport is taught as a whole,
and the parts are refined as necessary.
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Instruction is coach centered and
often ignores the individual needs of athletes.
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Instruction is athlete centered.
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Practices are often boring and
unmotivating.
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Practices are fun, challenging,
and relevant to the demands of competition.
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Players are highly dependent on the coach.
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Athletes take an increasingly active role in the
learning process and become less dependent on the coach.
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The coach strives to develop automaticity of
technical skill execution through extensive and repetitious drills.
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Practices are designed to promote creative thinking
and effective decision making.
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The coach makes all decisions with little or no
player input.
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Athletes are encouraged to provide input to the coach
in decision making.
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Players are not encouraged to help each other.
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Athletes are encouraged to help each other master the
skills of the sport.
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The coach prefers a command style where he or she
makes all the decisions.
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The coach prefers a cooperative style that strikes a
balance between directing athletes and allowing athletes to direct
themselves.
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