Coaching Junior Water Polo

The second of two books of a water polo coaching series by former Stanford water polo coach Dante Dettamanti, author of "A Practical Guide to Coaching Water polo. Book 2 presents the fundamentals of playing the game of water polo that are critical to the success of a team.

The 2 in 1 Tacticboard & Training Workbook for fast creation of coaching instructions/game tactics and schemes, doesn’t only offer sport specific preprints (playing field and space for notes), but also a cover, usable as a dry erase panel (whiteboard pen is needed). ADVANTAGES: *** notebook with sport specific preprints (playing field) for fast and simple sketching of coaching instructions/game tactics and schemes *** If all pages of the notebook are used, the cover is still a dry erase panel (tacticboard) *** Due to a handy format, the notebook can be comfortably used in any situation (e.g. on the way or on the playing field) *** Perfect for spontaneous collection of ideas or as a memorization tool *** Practical handling due to easy pocket format

If you're a water polo coach - in school, college, your local community, for a work team or just with a bunch of friends, then this coaching playbook is just for you. The book every coach needs: Make notes of your best plays and easily show them to the rest of the team. If the team knows what the coach wants ... the team has the best chance of winning! Use this coaching notebook to help explain your ideas quickly in training and during the game. Instead of paper sheets with scribbled drawings, own a book that has YOUR plays all in one place. Buy your water polo playbook today! Product Description: Page Size: 8.5" x 11". Large sized pages for easy reading and sharing. 100 Pages with 100 blank templates for your best plays. Paperback edition makes it easy to fit into a sports bag. Index for all 100 plays helps you find the plays quickly and easily. Ideas for this playbook: Water polo coach gift ideas Back to school gift Coach thank you gift

"A complete book about playing and understanding the game of water polo for players, parents and fans of the game. Written by the highly successful water polo coach of Stanford University for twenty-five years."--Back cover.

The leading character, Sandy Scott, a strong swimmer, leaves his home in the mountains of Western North Carolina and enters college in California to learn the sport of water polo. Six years later, he returns home and revives a defunct water polo program at his local YMCA, working with young eleven- and twelve-year-olds. The book follows his trials and tribulations as he takes his team of boys and girls to tournaments in Pennsylvania and Colorado. There is a family element in the story as well as a secondary love interest. Although fictional, the novel is based on some of the author's actual experiences.