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FUNdamentals in Long-Term Athlete Development

Explore the stages of athlete development from Active Start to Training to Win, emphasizing fundamental movement skills. Learn the importance of foundational years and parental education in physical literacy.

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FUNdamentals in Long-Term Athlete Development

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  1. LTAD 101 Active Start & FUNdamentals Istvan Balyi National Sport Centre Vancouver – Victoria Sport Canada and sports coach UK LTAD Advisor

  2. The University of Victoria National Coaching Institute 45 hours

  3. « La définition de la folie, c’est refaire toujours la même chose en s’attendant à un résultat différent. »Albert Einstein “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” Albert Einstein

  4. SevenStagesof Long-TermAthlete Development FUNdamental Active Start Learning to Train Training to Train Training to Compete Training to Win Active for Life

  5. Active Start StageChronological/ Development AgeMales and Females: 0-6 Fundamental Movements Gymnastics Swimming Running (Wheeling)

  6. Active Start

  7. Doman, G, Doman, D and Hagy, B :“How to Teach Your Baby to be Physically Superb”(1997) Man’s three unique motor functions are: • To walk, run and jump in an upright position • To speak, in an contrived, invented, symbolic, vocal language • T write, in a contrived, invented, symbolic, visual language

  8. Man’s three unique sensory abilities are: • To see, in such a way as to read the contrived, invented, symbolic, visual language • To hear, in such a way as to read the contrived, invented, symbolic, vocal language • To feel, in such a way as to be able to identify an object by feel alone and without confirmation of seeing, smelling or tasting it.

  9. Six Functions • Competence in Mobility (walking) • Competence in Language (talking) • Competence in Manual Ability (writing) • Visual Competence (reading and visual understanding) • Auditory Competence (hearing and understanding) • Tactile Competence (feeling and understanding)

  10. Stage 5 CORE SKILLS 6 - 8 years Fundamental Movement Ideas For Foundation Years Stage 4 FOUNDATION SKILLS 4 -6 years Stage 3 INDEPENDENT CHILD 2½ - 4 years Stage 2 ADULT & CHILD Fundamental Movement Ideas For Early Years Walking – 2½ years Stage 1 FUN 4 BABY 8 weeks - walking PATHWAY OF FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENT IDEAS

  11. Chinese Physical LiteracyChildren on holiday from school, Haozhou, Eastern China “You have to lay thefoundations first, & then come to the building and finally the skyscraper can be done”.Huang Yubin, Gymnastics Coach

  12. FUNdamental StageChronological/ Development AgeMales 6-9 and Females: 6-8 Fundamental Movements Skills

  13. FUNdamentals

  14. Lee Carter (Canada)

  15. GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION • FUN-DAMENTALS MAP

  16. Physical, Mental / Cognitive and Emotional Development

  17. Summary • FUN • Overall development of the child • Foundation movement skills • FUNdamental movement skills • ABC’s of athleticism • Run, jump, throws • Parents education • Trainability • First speed window (6-8 girls, 7-9 boys) • FUNdamental movement skills • Flexibility

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