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Shriyadita

Total Score: 65/105

  • Sports Arena : DPS international
  • Grade : 3A
  • Sports : Skating

01 PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTOR

Tasks Remarks Rating
Play with confidence Foundational Understanding
Good decision making Proficient
Focused Proficient
Enthusiastic Proficient
Committed Proficient
Disciplined Proficient

02Technical Skills

Criteria Benchmark Remark Rating
Mastery of more complex movements. Can perform cross cuts, mohawk turns, and a three-turn. Foundational Understanding ⭐ ⭐
Ability to perform and land jumps. Can perform a waltz jump, toe loop, and salchow. Foundational Understanding ⭐ ⭐
Spinning techniques and control. Can spin on one foot with at least three revolutions and perform a sit spin. Emerging Awareness
Simple rhythm and pattern movements. Can perform basic waltz steps in time with music. Foundational Understanding ⭐ ⭐
Complex skating patterns and changes in direction. Can perform brackets, rockers, and counters; demonstrates fluidity in transitions Proficient ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐

03Physical Attributes

Criteria Benchmark Remark Rating
Ability to skate for extended periods. Can skate continuously for 15 minutes without significant fatigue. Mastery ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
Core and leg strength for jumps and spins. Can perform 10 squats consecutively; holds a plank for at least 30 seconds. Foundational Understanding ⭐ ⭐
Extended range of motion, vital for spins and leg lifts. Can do a split on the ground, shows increased leg stretch in comparison to beginner level. Foundational Understanding ⭐ ⭐
Speed and ability to change direction quickly. Completes an agility cone drill in under 20 seconds. Proficient ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐

04Psycological Attributes

Criteria Benchmark Remark Rating
Understanding of keeping skating equipment in top condition. Demonstrates knowledge on how to clean and maintain bearings, check wheel tightness, etc. Proficient ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
Knowledge of safety during complex moves. Understands the importance of clear space while practicing jumps and spins; uses gear during riskier moves. Emerging Awareness
Regular practice and dedication to improvement. Attends 90% of practice sessions and actively seeks feedback. Foundational Understanding ⭐ ⭐
Works well with others, especially in pair or group routines. Demonstrates effective communication and coordination in group routines; supportive of teammates Proficient ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
Ability to express oneself and perform in front of an audience. Shows confidence and emotion during routines; engages with the audience Proficient ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
Adjusts to challenges and mistakes during routines. Can recover from a missed step or stumble without stopping or showing frustration. Proficient ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
Level 1
Coach Notes She's good in skating dedicate need more practice for better performance

Proposed plan for the next three months:

  • Month 1:

    • Dedicate practice sessions to improving technical skills:
      • Focus on perfecting basic skating techniques such as forward and backward crossovers, stops, and turns.
      • Introduce more advanced moves like jumps and spins.
      • Work on improving balance and control.
    • Enhance physical attributes:
      • Incorporate strength training exercises to build leg and core strength.
      • Include flexibility exercises to improve range of motion.
      • Implement cardio workouts to boost endurance.
    • Address psychological attributes:
      • Conduct mental preparation exercises to improve focus and concentration.
      • Work on building confidence and resilience.
      • Introduce visualization techniques for better performance.
  • Month 2:

    • Continue practicing technical skills:
      • Refine jumps and spins, focusing on execution and consistency.
      • Practice more complex footwork sequences.
    • Further develop physical attributes:
      • Increase the intensity of strength training exercises.
      • Add plyometric exercises to improve explosive power.
      • Implement agility drills to enhance quickness and coordination.
    • Strengthen psychological attributes:
      • Work on managing performance anxiety and pressure.
      • Practice mental imagery for competition scenarios.
      • Address any mental blocks or fears that may arise.
  • Month 3:

    • Focus on fine-tuning technical skills:
      • Work on perfecting difficult jumps and spins.
      • Refine footwork sequences, ensuring precision and artistry.
    • Maintain and improve physical attributes:
      • Continue strength training, gradually increasing resistance.
      • Incorporate balance and stability exercises.
      • Implement interval training for improved speed and endurance.
    • Reinforce psychological attributes:
      • Practice mental focus and concentration drills.
      • Work on developing a positive mindset and self-belief.
      • Prepare for competition scenarios through simulated pressure situations.
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