How to Run a GIRL POWER CAMP - Education Tennis: your number 1 resource in the tennis industry

Introduction – ENGAGE
Welcome to How to Run a Girl Power Camp. In this section, we talk about the importance of being to engage your players first through listening and empathy.

Welcome to Girl Power Camps

10:02
ENGAGE Lecture (off-court)

02:56
Walk in their Shoes

01:54
BONUS Content – How to Create Squad Values

08:43

Athletic Development
Helping female players feel athletic is be encouraged and fitness should never be used as a punishment. Instead, we reward players with physical challenges.

On-Court Task Activities – EMPOWER
Working with a partner to achieve a task and challenge is a great way to begin and empower the players within your Girl Power Camp.

On-court Player Activities – DEVELOP
Having a theme of Game Styles or Momentum are two examples of how to develop your players within the Girl Power Camp.

Team Activities – Belonging
In all of the team activities, the players are working together to create a sense of belonging while embracing the battles of competition as they play in timed and point pressure scenarios.

BONUS: Subtle Gender Differences Workshop (U12)
In these videos, you will see a snapshot from the Tennis Australia workshop that Deanna Penman and I delivered talking about under 12 subtle gender differences. You decide!

BONUS: Empowering…our Girls!
This is the bonus chapter that never made it into the final version of my book, 'What Makes a Great Coach?' yet the content is very relevant.

Course Content

Introduction – ENGAGE Welcome to How to Run a Girl Power Camp. In this section, we talk about the importance of being to engage your players first through listening and empathy.

Welcome to Girl Power Camps

ENGAGE Lecture (off-court)

Walk in their Shoes

BONUS Content – How to Create Squad Values

Athletic Development Helping female players feel athletic is be encouraged and fitness should never be used as a punishment. Instead, we reward players with physical challenges.

Snake the Courts

Clapping Jingle

Coordination Affirmation

Coordination Clap

“Girl” + “Power”

Push-up Cross & Line

Volley Dance

Volley Dance Examples

On-Court Task Activities – EMPOWER Working with a partner to achieve a task and challenge is a great way to begin and empower the players within your Girl Power Camp.

EMPOWER Lecture (off-court)

Catch and Hit

Shoe Off

Two Forehands

College Tennis

Fortune Cookie – Motivational Quotes

On-court Player Activities – DEVELOP Having a theme of Game Styles or Momentum are two examples of how to develop your players within the Girl Power Camp.

DEVELOP Lecture (off-court)

Splitting up teams

Momentum – Start point

Filler Activity – Ball Lift

Game Style – The Tank

Game Style – The D.P.S.

Game Style – The Healer

Team Activities – Belonging In all of the team activities, the players are working together to create a sense of belonging while embracing the battles of competition as they play in timed and point pressure scenarios.

Fed Cup

Shine Bright like a Diamond

OUTRO

Resources – Handouts & “Thank you for making me a better player”

Resources – GEM Stone Affirmation Cards

BONUS: Subtle Gender Differences Workshop (U12) In these videos, you will see a snapshot from the Tennis Australia workshop that Deanna Penman and I delivered talking about under 12 subtle gender differences. You decide!

Introduction

Athletic Development

Building Relationships

ENGAGE your Players

DEVELOP your Players

EMPOWER your Players

Workshop Handout

BONUS: Empowering…our Girls! This is the bonus chapter that never made it into the final version of my book, 'What Makes a Great Coach?' yet the content is very relevant.

Book Chapter: Empowering…our Girls!

Girls in Tennis – Australian Open Grand Slam coaches Conference 2014

Student Ratings & Reviews

Introduction – ENGAGE
Welcome to How to Run a Girl Power Camp. In this section, we talk about the importance of being to engage your players first through listening and empathy.

Athletic Development
Helping female players feel athletic is be encouraged and fitness should never be used as a punishment. Instead, we reward players with physical challenges.

On-Court Task Activities – EMPOWER
Working with a partner to achieve a task and challenge is a great way to begin and empower the players within your Girl Power Camp.

On-court Player Activities – DEVELOP
Having a theme of Game Styles or Momentum are two examples of how to develop your players within the Girl Power Camp.

Team Activities – Belonging
In all of the team activities, the players are working together to create a sense of belonging while embracing the battles of competition as they play in timed and point pressure scenarios.

BONUS: Subtle Gender Differences Workshop (U12)
In these videos, you will see a snapshot from the Tennis Australia workshop that Deanna Penman and I delivered talking about under 12 subtle gender differences. You decide!

BONUS: Empowering…our Girls!
This is the bonus chapter that never made it into the final version of my book, 'What Makes a Great Coach?' yet the content is very relevant.