Great Group Coaching #2: Repetition vs Realism
Event Date:
April 12, 2026
Event Time:
9:30 am
Event Location:
Leeds Beckett University
Great Group Coaching #2: Repetition vs Realism is aimed at all levels of coach who want to enhance their coaching skills, understand the stages of learning, and maximise player development.
This workshop specifically focuses on learning and enhancing the fundamentals to maximise player engagement and development in group sessions.
On this 4-hour course, you will:
- Understand the relationship between two key coaching concepts: repetition and realism
- Understand the research behind the ‘Stages of Learning’ and how this impacts lesson planning
- Explore the core structure of a lesson plan and the LTA Technical/Tactical Development Frameworks
- Understand which parts of a group session demand repetition, and how to create it
- Understand which parts of a group session demand realism, and how to create it
- Discover how to find a sweet spot that allow players to practise a skill repeatedly without compromising a realistic simulation of the game
Reasonable Adjustments and Special Considerations
Court Craft are committed to ensuring qualifications and courses are accessible for all. For those who would like to apply for reasonable adjustments (RA) or special considerations (SC), please fully read our policies and how to apply guide (found here: How to Apply) .
It is important to note, if the RA / SC is required pre-course (for LTA Readiness Tests, for example) or post (LTA Assessments) LTA qualifications, this must be done separately with the LTA. The relevant links for the different processes are included in the how to apply guides.
For Court Craft RA / SC, please apply no later than 14 days before the start of the course / workshop / online learning to allow the team to assess the application and give the required support.
Coach Support
Court Craft has strong links with the relevant County Associations within our jurisdiction. The County Associations have a range of coach support, including grants. Please click here for your relevant County Association. Please act ASAP as some Counties would like applications to be made before the course starts.
Please note, by registering for this course you are agreeing to accept Court Craft’s terms and conditions and learner code of conduct.
If you require any further details, please email: info@court-craft.co.uk