Field Hockey Play Designer: Playbook notebook for junior and senior sports training coaches, coaching staff and playmakers | Design, draw, create and record you newest plays

Book Synopsis: Field Hockey Playbook Designer for CoachesAs coaches, it's not uncommon to have 100's of pieces of scrap paper with hockey plays drawn all over them, representing our next 'genius' plays. However, this is generally an unorganized, confusing, and frustrating method of playmaking, and as you come to realize - a poor approach. You will soon forget what each play means and how it was intended to be used and have pieces of paper that are worth no more than the scrap paper they once were.

This book is designed to solve all of your playmaking worries and has been designed specifically for Field Hockey playmakers and coaches. The book contains space for not only your genius plays but contains all essential information to describe and importantly remember how the play is supposed to be run. It was designed alongside hockey coaches to include everything that is necessary, without any unnecessary fluff.

Each play is laid out over a 2 page spread, with adequate room for all essential information that many playbooks do not leave. Each spread contains the following:

• Large, Full Hockey field (DRAWN TO SCALE)
• Play Name / Play Call
• Offensive / Defensive play
• Quick notes about the play
• 2x Smaller diagram spaces for further details
• Play detailed explanation
• Detailed player description (11 Slots)

Also contained in this book is the following:

• Clear contents page (with play name and page number for you to fill in)
• Notes pages at the back for further detail if necessary
• Cover page

Book Features:

• 8.5 x 11 inch - Large paper size
• Printed on white paper
• Softcover book
• Perfect bound
• 120 Pages (Spaces for 50 plays + Notes)

It's time to take your hockey playmaking seriously! No more pieces of loose paper lying around the house with little context given into the play. It's time to document your plays in one single place, with detailed descriptions about the play and the role of each player.

It is recommended that you do your 'rough playmaking' in a piece of scrap paper, then transfer your finalized plays into the book, to have an up-to-date playmaking book with all essential information and no wasted or unfinished plays.