CJL Hockey – 28 Week Junior Training Programme – this is a digital document that details 28 linked session plans (1 session per week for a 28-week period). The session plans are in themed blocks of 7-8 weeks. Each Session plan has a theme and contains X3 different exercises detailed as diagrams and explanations. Accompanying the 28-week programme are some ideas and examples of overarching principles, tactical and behavioural messages combined with ways of incorporating and delivering messages into a session. Overall, this forms an example of a season long training programme that can be adapted to suit ability, age and club environment.

CJL Hockey Booklet Volume 2 - Small Games - is a second document of 50 diagrams of small games ideas and explanations to assist a coach when they are planning and delivering sessions. The small games ideas act as foundations for the coach to incorporate a set skill or objective for the players to work on during the session. The small games in the session should have a purpose that relates to a skill (for example working on tackling) or tactical component / phase of the game (for example pressing, out-letting, defensive transition, attacking transition, defence and attack). Small games are great for adding rules, creating competition in the session, helping players work on individual development and replicating the in-game chaos. The booklet also contains information and ideas on session planning and ideas around how to change the dynamics of your session content.

CJL Hockey Booklet Volume 1 - Small Games - is a digital document that contains 50 diagrams of small games ideas and explanations to assist a coach when they are planning and delivering sessions. The small games ideas act as foundations for the coach to incorporate a set skill or objective for the players to work on during the session. The small games in the session should have a purpose that relates to a skill (for example working on tackling) or tactical component / phase of the game (for example pressing, out-letting, defensive transition, attacking transition, defence and attack). Small games are great for adding rules, creating competition in the session, helping players work on individual development and replicating the in-game chaos. The booklet also contains information and ideas on session planning and ideas around how to change the dynamics of your session content.

CJL Hockey Booklet Volume 1 - Unopposed Practices - is a digital document that contains 50 diagrams of unopposed practice ideas and explanations to assist a coach when they are planning and delivering sessions. The unopposed practice ideas are useful for coaching players that are starting out for the first time or to introduce a new skill or concept for the first time. They can form a small part of the larger session. The booklet also contains information and ideas on session planning and ideas around how to change the dynamics of your session content.

This is a digital document that contains 50 diagrams of small games ideas and explanations to assist a coach when they are planning and delivering sessions. The small games ideas act as foundations for the coach to incorporate a set skill or objective for the players to work on during the session. The small games in the session should have a purpose that relates to a skill (for example working on tackling) or tactical component / phase of the game (for example pressing, out-letting, defensive transition, attacking transition, defence and attack). Small games are great for adding rules, creating competition in the session, helping players work on individual development and replicating the in-game chaos. The booklet also contains information and ideas on session planning and ideas around how to change the dynamics of your session content.

This is a digital document that contains 21 diagrams of various hockey formations and pressing options. The diagrams detail the objectives of each formation and press whilst also providing information on player positioning and responsibilities within the formation and press. These diagrams are designed to aid and assist those coaches starting out on their coaching journey who want some assistance in structurally setting up an 11-a-side team to play matches.