Ladera
Soccer takes pride in creating the best environment and learning experience,
for all the players in our region. By creating
this environment for our players, we require all volunteers that come in
contact with our players, meet certain safety and coaching requirements.
Every Volunteer that will be in contact with our players
MUST complete a Safe Haven “coach” Certification course. This course only needs to be taken once. If
you are going to be a Head Coach, Assistant Coach or a helper at practices you
MUST be Safe Have Coach Certified, before any contact with your team is
performed.
Every Volunteer needs to be “coach” certified for the age
group, in which you will be coaching.
The Head Coach and any Assistant Coaches MUST be coach certified for the
same age, in which you will be coaching.
Below is the table, which shows the certification, needed to coach your
child(ren).
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Coaching Requirements
All new AYSO Coaches need to take the Online Safe Haven Class
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As of July 31 my
child's age is:
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Training Required**
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5 years old or younger
= U6
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AYSO Online U6 Coach Training &
AYSO Field Training Day
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6 or 7 years old = U8
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AYSO Online U8 Coach Training &
AYSO Field Training Day
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8 or 9 years old = U10
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AYSO In-Person U10 Coach Training
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10 or 11 years old =
U12
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AYSO In-Person U12 Coach Training
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12 or 13 years old =
U14
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AYSO Intermediate Coach Training
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14 or 15 years old =
U16
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AYSO Advanced Coach Training
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16, 17, or 18 years
old = U19
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AYSO Advanced Coach Training
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Every Volunteer MUST be registered in the eayso system. Once registered, you will have a volunteer ID
number. This ID number will be with you
throughout your AYSO Volunteer Career.
Each ID Number is associated with the email address you used, when you
registered in the eayso system. This ID will allow you to sign up for the Online coaching classes as well as the In-Person classes
To start your Volunteer
Career at AYSO Ladera Soccer, you will have to login to eayso, just as
you may have registered your son or daughter to play this upcoming season. Registering for the first time is easy. Just follow these steps:
1.
Logon to www.eayso.org
2.
Click on “first time”
3.
Follow all the prompts
4.
Be sure to select region 1455 – Ladera Ranch as
the region you want to volunteer in
If you are a returning volunteer, you will still have to re-register
for the 2012 season. It is a very simple
process, in which you must login with your email address you used when you last
logged in and re-register for the 2012 season.
When you login and there is no option to renew as a Volunteer for 2012, then you may have
logged in with the wrong email address.
You will either have to remember the correct login email address
associated with your Volunteer ID Number or Contact EAYSO to retrieve your
login information.
If you can
login correctly, but need to change your email address and you want to change
the sign-on email address into eayso, then click on “MyeAYSO” which is located
on the top left of the page, then click on “edit profile”. There you will be able to change your email
address, which is your login ID. The
next time you login to eayso, you will have to use your new email address.
Once you
have successfully registered as a Volunteer in the EAYSO system AND you have
been to one of the “in-person” registration days, in which you have signed up
to either Coach or Assistant Coach, you may now logon back into the EAYSO
system. There you will be able to sign
up for the Online and In-Person certification classes which are required, as described above.
To successfully,
register for classes you may follow these directions:
1. Logon to:
www.eayso.org
2. Sign in with your login and password
3. Click on “ENROLL to take a class”
4. This will take you to the course
signup screen.
1. Select:
State: CA Section 11
Area L Region
1455 then click on the search button.
2. Scroll down and select the classes
you wish to take from Ladera Ranch.
5. If you wish to take a class outside of our
region at an earlier or later date, then change your search parameters. You may select the state: CA Section
11 and then press search.
To successfully, register for Online classes you may follow these directions:
1. Go to http://www.aysotraining.org/
2. Sign in with your Volunteer ID and Last name
3. Navigate to the correct class and start
4. Once the class is complete it will automatically show up on our system as complete
Our Region hosted Coach Certification classes are as
follows:
--- To Be Announced - Summer of 2012 ---
---The site is being updated with the dates for the 2012 season, the following is correct information but dates are from 2011...
Thank you
for Volunteering this season. It is
extremely important you do not wait until the last minute to get your
certifications necessary to coach your son or daughter this season. Please logon to: http://ayso11l.org/calendar.htm
for more information on certification dates and requirements.
In order to Coach in Ladera Ranch AYSO all Coaches and Asstistant Coaches need to be certified to the appropriate levels. You will not be allowed to start practicing until these requirements are met. Every year we have a few Coaches that wait until the last minute to get certified. Please make every effert to get the required class and field time in as soon as they are avaiable.
This year we will be starting something new that other regions have been doing for awhile. We will be having a meet the Coaches day on Aug 4th, this will be the day that you will meet your team, collect paperwork and hand out your uniforms. We hope this will help in getting coaches and players placed together in a reasonable time.
Please mark Aug 4th on your calendar and make every effort to attend.
If you have general questions please contact your Program Manager first and me second. If you have specific questions for me feel free to send me an email.
Thank you and see you on the pitch,
Dave Barry
Regional Coach Administrator
Ladera Soccer - Region 1455
rca@laderasoccer.com
Professional coaches measure success in rings.
College coaches measure success in championships.
High School coaches measure success in titles.
Youth coaches measure success in smiles.
| Resource |
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| Administrative |
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| Sample Parent Letter |
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| Lineup Cards |
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| LR AYSO Code of Conduct Form |
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| Player Evaluation Form |
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| Coaching Education |
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| Teaching The Game to Kids |
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| Coaching Objectives - By Age |
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| Other |
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| Player Position Map |
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| AYSO Extra Coaching Application |
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| AYSO/USSF Cross Certification and Licensing Information |
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Ladera AYSO has put together some great resources to help the development of our young players. Feel free to utilize the age appropriate information located at the links below to help you build your practice plans.
UK Soccer Online Curriculum (UK Online Curriculum)
www.uksocca.com/soccerfit
Online curriculum is at the bottom of the page.
Select "Online Curriculum"
username is AYSO1455
password is Soccer (Case Sensitive)
From there you can "find an activity"
or
"find an entire session plan"
or
"advanced curriculum"
Any questions? Dave Brown - UK Soccer
dave.brown@uksocca.com
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AYSO Coaching Manuals (by age group)
http://www.aysohelp.org/COACH_MANUALS.htm
Age Appropriate Training Games (U6, U8, U10)
http://www.aysohelp.org/coach_games.htm
Ladera Soccer Coach Instruction/Certification Classes
All classes offered by our Region for the 2012 Fall season are in
www.eayso.org and you should sign up for those classes through eayso to ensure you are properly registered to receive credit. The classes are scheduled as follows:
U6-U8 - To Be Announced
U10-U12 - To Be Announced
If you need to register to attend the above courses or find additional certification classes, please go to
www.eayso.org and click on "Enroll to Take a Class".
Area 11L/Outside Region Coach Instruction/Certification Classes
It is acceptable and encouraged that coaches take a necessary certification class outside the region if they are unable to attend our offered classes. Classes offered by other regions are free and fulfill all necessary requirements. The calendar of available classes outside our region is located here:
http://www.ayso11l.org/calendar.htm .
Ladera Soccer/UK Soccer Coach Training
In partnership with U.K. International Soccer Camps, we provide free Training Sessions for Coaches. Be sure to check this page or the events section of the website for dates, times & locations for upcoming sessions.
- Two coaches are allowed per team. All coaches must be properly trained and certified for their age group. At game time, a maximum of two coaches are allowed on the field and they must remain in the technical area at all times, unless called on to the field by a Referee.
- Any other parents that assist with practice need to have the coach training as well if they are to interact with children on the field, in order to comply with AYSO National's requirements. Safe Haven is required for each volunteer to comply with insurance requirements. Additionally, the parent must have turned in a volunteer form so that background checks may be performed.
Coach Code of Conduct
AYSO has always encouraged good sportsmanship in its programs. In fact, "Good Sportsmanship" is one of the five philosophies listed in the AYSO National Bylaws. Ladera Soccer / AYSO 1455 believes strongly in good sportsmanship and fair play.
Enthusiastically support and practice the "Everyone Plays," "Good Sportsmanship" and "Positive Coaching" philosophies of AYSO.
Be reasonable in your demands on a young player's time, energy, enthusiasm and performance on the soccer field.
Impress on your players that they must abide by the Laws of the Game at all times.
Develop team respect for the ability of opponents, and for the judgment of referees and opposing coaches.
Ensure that your players' soccer experience is one of fun and enjoyment (winning is only part of it). Players should never be yelled at or ridiculed for making mistakes or losing a game.
Set a good example and be generous with your praise when it is deserved. Children need a coach they can respect.
Keep informed of sound principles of coaching, growth and child development.
Check your equipment and playing facilities. They should meet safety standards and be appropriate for the age and ability of your players.
Follow the advice of a physician when determining when an injured child is ready to play again.