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LTAD Resources
resources for the volleyball community

Links to resources that may be useful to coaches, parents, and players.  We will be adding more material in the near future.  If you have other links that would be useful then send them to us.

For other resources for coaches, athletes and parents - look here.
 

LTAD Coaching Symposium - September 20, 2008

LTAD Coaching Symposium Agenda...
 
LTAD Coaching Symposium Program  
 
Volleyball Canada Volleyball for Life: Long Term Athlete Development for Volleyball in Canada
Volleyball Canada publication that is a guide to the LTAD model and how it should be applied to volleyball.
 

2008 Symposium Presentations and Other Documents

These are the presentations and other documents or links that the speakers referenced.
 

Merv Mosher Stream B -  Training to Train - Structuring Play
 
Mike Slean Stream B - Training to Train - Physical Training
 
Arif Nathoo Stream B - Skills Acquisition - Attack and Block Level 1 Notes
 
Arif Nathoo Stream B - Skills Acquisition - Mental Preparation
 
Luke Snider Stream C - Learning to Compete - Skills Acquisition
 
Chris Williamson & Chris Dunn Stream A - Learning to Train - Physical Literacy
Unfortunately this one is full of photos and is too large to upload.  Email Chris is you would like a copy (see our Contact Us page).
 
Keith Wasylik Stream A - Learning to Train - Developing Volleyball Play
 
Keith Wasylik Stream A - Learning to Train - LTAD Practice Plan
 
Merv Mosher Before You Sign
Document requested during our panel discussion.  Questions to ask and issues to examine before you accept an athletic scholarship to an American university.
  
  Panel discussion - reference to Sarah Pavan's experience At University of Nebraska
A comment was made in passing, but here is a link to more background
 

LTAD - General

Canada -
Istvan Balyi
LTAD 101 - Introduction to LTAD
Istvan Balyi is one of the principal architects of LTAD.  This is a comprehensive set of 117 slides explaining the motivating factors behind LTAD, and an intro to the framework.   From the Saskatchewan Synchro site.
 
Sport Canada -
Istvan Balyi
Making an Impact - Sustaining Participation Workshop
Presentation to Sport England.
 
Canada Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) Web Site
LTAD is the seven-stage Canadian model for athlete development, from playground to podium.  Also see the downloads area. 
 
Canada Canadian Model for Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD)
Overview of the seven-stage Canadian model for Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) is an overview of Canada's new training, competition, and recovery program.
 
Canada Canadian LTAD Resource Paper
66-page resource paper providing a more detailed descritpion of the LTAD framework
.
 
Canada -
Basketball Yukon
10 Key LTAD Concepts
Principles, from Basketball Yukon.

LTAD Implementations

Canada -
Quebec Swimming
Quebec Swimming Producing Staggering Results!  Why?
Sport Manitoba examination of  the impact of Quebec Swimming's implementation of LTAD.
 
Canada -
Rugby Canada
Long Term Rugby Development Model
Rugby Canada's framework.
 
England-
Rugby Football Union
A kick-start for rugby's future
Rugby Football Union plans for implementing LTAD.
 
England-
England Golf
Developing Talent and Potential
England Golf's plan to implement LTAD as 'the spine of the England Golf vision to 2020'.
 
South Africa Long Term Athlete Development: Talent Identification
Systems of talent identification.
 
England -
Sport England
Making an Impact - Sustaining Participation
Sport England presentation by Sport Canada's Istvan Balyi on the LTAD implementations within the sports bodies in the UK.  118 pages. 
 
Canada -
Rowing Canada
Long Term Athlete Development for Rowing
Rowing Canada's LTAD plans.
Canada -
Football Canada
Football Canada: Long-Term Athlete Development
Football Canada's plans to implement LTAD.
Canada -
Triathlon Canada
Triathlon Canada: Long-Term Athlete Development
Triathlon Canada's application of LTAD to their sport.

Physical Training

Canada Trainability
Two-page extract summarizing the windows of trainability.  Courtesy of Rowing Canada.
 

Periodization Models

Canada Recovery and Regeneration
The importance of recovery in the LTAD stages.  Recovery techniques.
 
Canada -
Waterpolo Canada
Single Periodization Model
Excel spreadsheet for building a training plan with single periodization.  Courtesy of Waterpolo Canada.
 
Canada -
Waterpolo Canada
Double Periodization Model
Excel spreadsheet for building a training plan with double periodization.  Courtesy of Waterpolo Canada.
 
Canada -
Waterpolo Canada
Triple Periodization Model
Excel spreadsheet for building a training plan with triple periodization.  Courtesy of Waterpolo Canada.
 

Training vs. Competition

Canada Competition is a Good Servant But a Poor Master
Addresses the issue of competition in LTAD.
 

Physical Literacy

Canada

Brock University

Physical Literacy Concept Paper: Ages 0-12 Years
Background on physical literacy, its connection to the development of skills, and effective practices.
Australia

Kelvin Giles, Movement Dynamics

Developing Physical Competence - The Cornerstone of LTAD
More technical paper geard to coaches and trainers on developing physical comepetence.  
Sport Canada Developing Physical Literacy: A Guide for Parents of Children Ages 0 to 12
Guide to developing physical literacy in the first three stages of LTAD.
 
Sport Northern Ireland Improving Physical Literacy
A review of current practice and literature, and recommendations for further action to improve physical literacy.
England Physical Literacy Website
Origins of the physical literacy concept.


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