Goal Getter Slides
Goal Getter
Multi-Sport Strategy Session
What is a Goal?
"A goal is a dream with a deadline."
It's the specific target you are aiming for. Whether it's making a basket or mastering a trick shot, a goal gives your practice purpose.
The "Win" List
- Clear Target
- Focused Effort
- Measurable Progress
The Training Grounds
Pool Table
Focus on angles, precision, and controlled power.
Ping Pong
Focus on speed, reaction time, and paddle angle.
Basketball
Focus on follow-through, arc, and consistency.
The Game Plan
1
Assess the Situation
Look at the layout. What is your starting point?
2
Pick Your Target
Set a specific goal (e.g., "I will sink the 8-ball in the corner pocket").
3
Execute & Adjust
Take the shot! If you miss, what do you need to change?
Ready to Play?
LIVE ROTATION
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Divide into your Assigned Groups.
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Grab your Goal Setting Worksheet before starting.
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You will have 10 minutes per station.
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Record your goals and steps BEFORE you play.
Post-Game Analysis
"What was your hardest goal to achieve?"
"How did your plan change after a few tries?"
"What did you learn about setting realistic goals?"
Goal Setting Lesson Plan
Multi-Sport Goal Setting
Coach's Facilitation Guide
Time
60m
Audience
Ages 9-10
Objective
Students will learn the mechanics of long-term goal setting by breaking down physical tasks into achievable steps, practicing persistence, and adjusting their strategies based on performance.
Approach
Game-Based Learning Active Learning Experiential Learning
Equipment Checklist
- Pool Table & Cues
- Pool Balls
- Ping Pong Table
- Paddles & Balls
- Basketball Goal
- Basketballs
- Goal Setting Worksheets
Instructional Sequence
Intro
10min
The Goal Talk
- Begin with a brief discussion on what goals are and why they are important.
- Ask students to share any goals they have set in the past and discuss the outcomes.
- Teacher Tip: Define "Short-Term" vs "Long-Term" using a sports analogy (making one shot vs winning a game).
Demo
10min
Skill Demonstration
- Demonstrate a simple trick or skill for each activity: pool, ping pong, and basketball.
- Explain the steps involved in planning and executing each skill, relating it to setting a goal.
- Example: For basketball, the goal is "Make 3 free throws." Steps: (1) Feet shoulder-width, (2) Eyes on rim, (3) Follow-through.
Active
30min
Multi-Sport Practice Rotation
- Divide students into small groups and assign each to a station.
- Provide each group with a Goal Setting Worksheet to plan their activity goal.
- Students set a goal, plan the steps, and practice.
- Rotate groups every 10 minutes.
- Circulate to offer guidance and support as needed.
Debrief
10min
Post-Game Analysis
- Gather students to discuss their experiences.
- Discussion Starters: What was your goal for each activity? How did you plan to achieve it? What challenges did you face?
- Highlight the importance of persistence and adjusting plans to achieve goals.
Goal Setting Worksheet
The Game Plan
Athlete:
Date:
Target Station:
Pool
Ping Pong
Basketball
1. What is your goal for this activity?
Describe the specific target you want to achieve (e.g., "Make 5 shots in a row").
2. Steps to Success
Think about the setup, your aim, and the execution for your move.
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B.
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3. Challenges & Adjustments
What might go wrong? How will you overcome it?
4. Post-Game Reflection
Did you achieve your goal? Why or why not? What worked well?
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