Developing team 8th November 2010 Ulster Council GAA Developing team 8th November 2010
Each group is to identify the traits/qualities of the group/team from the task they have just heard/thought about. List these on a flip chart.
What traits and qualities can they identify with? Consider the fans What traits and qualities can they identify with? What do they want to see in this team?
From this flip chart list. Identify traits/qualities from this list that have relevance for your team brand in 2011.
Learning from past performances What are the good things we do that we must keep doing? What are the bad things we do that we must stop doing? What did we do occasionally that we need to do consistently? What don’t we do- that we must start doing?
What are the good things we did that we must keep doing? What are the bad things we did that we must stop doing? What did we do occasionally that we need to do consistently? What didn’t we do- that we must start doing?
FINISHED FILES ARE THE RESULT OF MANY YEARS OF SCIENTIF- IC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF MANY YEARS
CRITICAL NON ESSENTIALS THAT WOULD SET “THE AREA OF IMMENSE INTEREST TO ME WAS THE IMPORTANCE OF DETAIL, NOT JUST ANY KIND OF DETAIL BUT THE DEVELOPMENT OF THINGS THAT WOULD AND COULD SET US APART FROM ANY OTHER TEAM IN THE WORLD: WE HAD TO ASSUME THAT OUR MAIN COMPETITORS WOULD ALSO HAVE THE SAME QUALITY OF PLAYERS, THE SAME RESOURCES AND THE SAME STANDARD OF COACHING. IF WE ACCEPTED THAT THEN TO BE EVEN BETTER WE HAD TO DO EVERYTHING IN OUR POWER TO FIND HUNDREDS OF IMPROVEMENTS OR CRITICAL NON ESSENTIALS THAT WOULD SET US APART FROM OUR RIVALS.” Clive Woodward
WHAT GOAL OBSTACLE 1 2
So how are you going to do this. Devise your own 3 ‘lions laws’ that will make this squad achieve their vision in 2011 season.
CHAMPIONS “..Champions aren’t made in gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside them- a desire, a dream, a vision. They have to have last minute stamina, they have to be a little faster, they have to have the skill and the will. But the will must be stronger than the skill”. Muhammad Ali.