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PLANNING:
Outside of luck, planning is the key component to devising a successful strategy. Not “a” key element, but “the” key element. All the vision, creativity and energy in the world does not replace well conceived planning.
Three keys to planning:
1. Create.
Take what you know and where you want to go. A plan will tell you how to get there.
2. Communicate.
You must tell people where they are going and how you will get them there.
3. Assess and Modify.
The original plan is rarely the only one. Assess and modify to keep moving forward.
Some of the primary planning and communicating elements we put together include:
• Technical and Tactical Training Plans
• Coaching and Player Development Plans
• Travel Plans and Itineraries
• Strength and Rehab Plans
• Financial & Payment Plans
Without a plan and an ability to communicate it, goals will be hard to achieve. At the very least, even if you do achieve them, you will not know for certain how to do it again.
“Order marches with
weighty and measured strides. Disorder is always in a hurry.”
- Napoleon Bonaparte
“This is No Ordinary Soccer Club You’re Dealing With.”TM
Hello Blast!
BLAST “ROLL" PLAN
Our development team got together to create an initial “Remote & Online LTeraarninin:gSaenledcLtasughing” (ROLLT) rpalain : Team
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Injured Reserve Players [IR]
Your role as an Injured Reserve Player (IR) is an important one for you and for the team. It truly does not mean you just sit on the
sideline. We need you actively helping us all come together and keep gelling as a team.
10:35-11:55 AM
11:20 -12:30 PM
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Wear NAVY (AWAY) **Players Need Money
Wear GREY Training 13.5 miles/ 19 mins (weekday traffic)
Wear NAVY (AWAY)
A. BE DISCIPLINED WHEN FOLLOWING DOCTORS INSTRUCTIONS.
“Follow doctors orders!” First and foremost, if no activity and rest is prescribed, follow these instructions and be disciplined. Do not
“tease” your way into non-rest situations (kick a ball “lightly” or go on an “easy” jog”) Rest is rest and non-activity is non-activity.
Speak with your doctor and be clear in what is acceptable and what is not. “This is No Ordinary Soccer Club You’re Dealing With.”TM
3:40 - 4:50 PM

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B. BE ACTIVELY ENGAGED:
The Blast payment schedule runs through April or May of 2021 for most teams. We create this
1. BE PRESENT & ENGAGED: to understand our technical and tactical expectations. When reserve players are engagpedlaandto keep p9a:y0m5 -e9n:3ts0 PinMline witRhesht/oRwelawx e deliver “services” over the year. The registratioPnHONES AVAILABLE
Injured Reserve players need to be an active part of our training sessions. Not only being present, but helping the team move 6:45-7:30 PM
forward. You can do this in TWO WAYS: 1. PAYMENT S7C:4H5E-D9:U00LEPM- 2020/2Te1a:m Challenge (All Teams) Fairfield Inn Conf. Room
aware, they can be working on the technical pieces they need to have as they train up. When Reserves understandtehefataucltticaisl pieces, their transition to competitive play will be much smoother. Obviously we want you part of as much as possible and to
to be9:o30nPtMhe payment pInlaRno,obmust members have the ability to pay in full.
know when you will be involved. Keep coaches informed when you will be there so they can include you.
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COVID “SHUT DOWN” PLAN
Blast would hold collecting payments if shut down for health reasons and adjust cost for partial program delivery. Members who paid in full would receive credits or refunds for shut down.
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2. SUPPORT THE PLAYERS on the field creates the positive environment we need to build TEAM. Helping with equipum9e/nut a1n0d videotaping training sessions as well as making sure we’re keeping players focused and encouraged and listeninguto11co/uac1h2es explain situations and possibly bridging any knowledge or comprehension gaps will all help us be successful. u13/u14
u15/u16 We need injured reserve players to be actively working on being ready for competition. We will have programs to wuo1r7k/oun18
PHYSICAL parts of the game. We will also have information to help work on the MENTAL parts of the game. u19
C. PREPARE FOR TRANSITION:
1. PHYSICAL WORK:
CORE DEVELOPMENT. This will be highly focused on abdominal work and structural support systems in the upper body to be
able to withstand and absorb opposing tackles and contact when a player does return. Think plios, planks, crunches, “hollows”,
D. TEAM BRIDGING:
club not participating in State or Minnesota Cup.
As a reserve player, working to return, you are likely to see the dynamics of the team and the players. Do all you can to3e.ngGagEeNERAL BUDGET BREAKOUT
players in communication and helping us all become closer as a team. Help create communication paths, engage plaAyesrsinsewtytpo ically the case, coaching, training and the team; help carefully and respectfully redirect groups that are not engaging everyone. You are an important part offoaucriglirtoiwetsh.lead the expense sheet. Indoor
space is expensive. Blast coaches are also some of the most aordable coaches on the planet for a couple reasons: (1) they are here for the right reasons - development; (2) they often have primary jobs as a main source of income; (3) the support our admin provides makes their jobs easier to do.
Our !inance team manages cos tightly to avoid overspend on unused or under-used facilities and equipment.
2. FEES NOT INCLUDED IN SEASON FEES:
Uniforms and Travel Fees are the only two fees not included in season fees:
push ups, and other core strengthening exercises WHEN DOCTOR RELEASES YOU for activity.
(A) Uniforms: We will collect uniform fees when players ae sized for their kits. Uniforms are on a 2-year cycle; and will be repurchased again in 2021/22.
(B) Travel Fees: We collect travel fees ahead of events. The travel fees
CARDIO PLANS to help players increase cardio volume so their transition time to competitive play can be shorteri.nDcelupednedi:n*g* tourney entry fee, player room & board, ground transportation,
on your PT plan, we want to help your transition to full time play.
2. MENTAL WORK:
We are likely to spend time providing reserve players with more information about a tactic or why we are developcinegratain locations in the club, as well as speci!ic Team options to bene!it teams in the club.
particular skill. Take this opportunity to learn more about the game and the specifics of development. We may also provide
articlesandpotentiallyvisualexamplesoftechnicalandtacticalpieceswillhelpgivemoreinsighttoplayersonre*h*abT.h eclubcoversthefeesforStateCuporatleastoneotherlocaltournamentforanyteaminthe
a breakfast and dinner. Player would be responsible for lunch costs.
We have fundraising opportunities for Blast families designed to bene!it everyone in the club,
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