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Practice Session Design

Masterclass by Fede Tanuscio 🇦🇷 about how to design your training sessions

Fede Tanuscio talked today about practice session design. Unfortunately our live session was cut short due to some technical issues with the livestream but we did record the full session.

Fede Tanuscio

Born in Argentina Fede Tanuscio came to Europe to become a pro hockey player and played for Argentina and in several top leagues across Europe. These days he is the technical director for Luxembourg.
Together with his friends Lucas Rey and Lucas Cammareri he co-founded The Hockey Sense. They combine their experiences as international players and coaches in different parts of the world for the joint study and analysis of modern field hockey with the same goal we have here #sharetheknowledge.

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Mastering Hockey Practice Session Design

Whether you're coaching juniors or seniors, top or recreational hockey, the principles of effective practice design remain crucial. Let’s break down the key elements that can enhance your coaching effectiveness on the field.

Understanding the Context of Training Sessions

Fede emphasizes the importance of context in designing training sessions. Different teams—junior, senior, or national—require tailored approaches to maximize their development. The foundation of a successful practice starts with understanding the goals for each group:

  • Junior Teams: Focus on building fundamental skills and fostering a love for the game.

  • Senior Teams: Concentrate on refining techniques and tactical understanding.

  • National Teams: Develop advanced strategies and prepare for high-stakes competitions.

Fede Tanuscio discussing practice session design

Structure of a Training Session

Every effective training session should have a clear structure. Here’s a suggested layout:

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