1. Enjoyment and Inclusion to fulfil potential

2. The club. Club established in 1978 Current team at U9’s, U12’s, U13’s, U14’s and U18’s Mini kickers programme age 4-7 years All coaches F.A qualified and Crb cleared Club established in 1978 Current team at U9’s, U12’s, U13’s, U14’s and U18’s Mini kickers programme age 4-7 years All coaches F.A qualified and Crb cleared

3. 0.0017% of grass roots footballers will play in the Premiership. 100% will be members of society

4. How we coach Fundamentals stage - mini soccer programme Foundation Phase - under 7 - U11’s Development Phase - under 12’s - U14’s Player Phase - under 15’s - Adult football Fundamentals stage - mini soccer programme Foundation Phase - under 7 - U11’s Development Phase - under 12’s - U14’s Player Phase - under 15’s - Adult football

6. How we Play 4 Corners Attacking football Different positions Time on the ball Not result orientated

7. How we play Respect for officials Freedom to experiment Equal playing time Fair but determined Respect for team mates and opponent's

8. The fun is not knowing the way and the you discover it. Mistakes are good !!!!

9. Plymouth Kolts DNA Aim to have the ball rolling for 70% of training sessions Coaching which encourages creativity and nurtures development Time spent planning, delivering and reviewing sessions Have practices that can be progresses and regressed depending on the needs of the player Develop practices that enable players to make lots of decisions. Aim too always have a goalkeeper coach and planned individual session plan for them. Communicate with players before the session outlining aims and objectives of upcoming session Have sessions that equally cover all the principles of the 4 corner model Deliver and demonstrate game related practices that are consolidated

10. F.A four corner model

11. Aim to develop the person and the player Technical Ball mastery Practice Group play Psychological Understanding Decision making confidence Physical Co-ordination Conditioning Challenge Social Communication Self esteem teamwork Child