8 Ball Coach

AEBF Eight Ball Coach Certificate

Your AEBF Eight Ball Coach Certificate All coach certificate or accreditation is valid for four years, at which time coaches must demonstrate they have been actively coaching over the four years of their accreditation to have their accreditation renewed.

Re-accreditation Policy
This policy document outlines requirements for the re-accreditation of coaches. When submitting their application for re-accreditation, coaches should ensure that they meet the requirements outlined in this policy.

Verification of Coaching Activity
When applying for the re-accreditation of an existing accreditation coaches must demonstrate that they have been actively coaching during the previous four years. The forms below, and/or the ASC log book provided at the start of the four year period, can be used to provide the necessary evidence of coaching activity as prescribed in the Re-accreditation Policy above.

* Level 1 Coach Activity Form – To be completed by coaches wishing to accredit a Level 1 qualification.
* Level 2 Coach Activity Form – To be completed by coaches wishing to accredit a Level 2 qualification.
* Level 3 Coach Activity Form – To be completed by coaches wishing to accredit a Level 3 qualification.
(The Australian Eight Ball Federation does not currently offer a Level 2 or 3 Training Program, but is on the shortlist)

Accredited Coach’s Prior to 1st January 2011
All eight ball accredited coaches prior to the 1st of January 2011 will have to re-apply. Complete the Recognition of Prior Learning form.

More details are available here Accreditation and the AEBF is the National Sporting Organisation for EightBall Development.

AEBF Eight Ball Coach Certificate

Level 3 Eight Ball Coaching Training Program

AEBF – Level III Eight Ball Training Program

The Level III Coach Accreditation Training Program is the first coaching level within the (AEBF) Coach Development Pathway, and is intended to provide relevant coaching skills and accreditation for club level Eight Ball Coaches.

Flexible course delivery: this program recognizes that coaches can be assessed in a number of ways which will enable people in remote areas or those with time constraints to have access to accreditation. (on-site or online)

More details are available here Accreditation and the AEBF is the National Sporting Organisation for EightBall Development.

Level 3 Eight Ball Coaching Training Program

Level 2 Eight Ball Coaching Training Program

AEBF – Level II Eight Ball Training Program

• The Level II Coach Accreditation Training Program is the first coaching level within the (AEBF) Coach Development Pathway, and is intended to provide relevant coaching skills and accreditation for club level Eight Ball Coaches.
• Flexible course delivery: this program recognizes that coaches can be assessed in a number of ways which will enable people in remote areas or those with time constraints to have access to accreditation. (on-site or online)
• Must of completed Level 1More information to follow

More details are available here Accreditation and the AEBF is the National Sporting Organisation for EightBall Development.

Level 2 Eight Ball Coaching Training Program

Level 3 Eight Ball Coaching AEBF Training Manual

AEBF – Level III Eight Ball Coaching Manual

We’re all born with some coaching ability, and the key to becoming a great coach is knowing what your strengths are, and building on those.

The coaching manual is available for all registered coaches in training to download. Please contact your State/Territory Eight Ball Association or the AEBF NCC (National Coaching Council). 2011 | 1st edition paperback A4 | AU$19.95 

Currently under review, to assist contact the AEBF NCC.

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More details are available here Accreditation and the AEBF is the National Sporting Organisation for EightBall Development.

Level 3 Eight Ball Coaching AEBF Training Manual

Level 2 Eight Ball Coaching AEBF Training Manual

Level 2 Eight Ball Coaching AEBF Training Manual, AEBF – Level II Eight Ball Coaching Manual

• We’re all born with some coaching ability, and the key to becoming a great coach is knowing what your strengths are, and building on those.
• The coaching manual is available for all registered coaches in training to download. Please contact your State/Territory Eight Ball Association or the AEBF NCC (National Coaching Council). 2011 | 1st edition paperback A4 | AU$19.95
• Currently under review, to assist contact the AEBF NCC.

More details are available here Accreditation and the AEBF is the National Sporting Organisation for EightBall Development.

Level 2 Eight Ball Coaching AEBF Training Manual

Level 2 Eight Ball Coaching AEBF Training Manual

Chapter 1: Introduction to Level 2 Coaching
1.1 Overview of Level 2 Coaching
1.2 Role and Responsibilities of a Level 2 Eight Ball Coach
1.3 Importance of Level 2 Coaching in AEBF Training

Chapter 2: Eight Ball Fundamentals
2.1 Understanding the Basics of Eight Ball
2.2 Mastering Cue Ball Control and Positioning
2.3 Shot Selection and Strategy in Eight Ball
2.4 Developing a Consistent and Accurate Stroke

Chapter 3: Advanced Techniques and Shots
3.1 Advanced Cueing Techniques
3.2 Specialty Shots: Jump Shots, Massé Shots, and Carom Shots
3.3 Break Shots: Power Breaking and Controlled Breaking
3.4 Safety Shots: Defensive Strategies and Tactics

Chapter 4: Game Analysis and Tactical Approaches
4.1 Analyzing the Table Layout: Patterns and Strategies
4.2 Developing a Game Plan: Offensive and Defensive Approaches
4.3 Reading and Reacting to Opponent’s Moves
4.4 Mental Game: Building Confidence and Maintaining Focus

Chapter 5: Coaching Strategies and Communication
5.1 Effective Communication with Players
5.2 Developing Individualized Coaching Plans
5.3 Providing Constructive Feedback and Corrective Techniques
5.4 Motivating and Inspiring Players for Optimal Performance

Chapter 6: Tournament Preparation and Performance
6.1 Preparing Players for Competitive Tournaments
6.2 Mental and Physical Conditioning for Peak Performance
6.3 Strategies for Handling Pressure and Nerves
6.4 Post-Tournament Analysis and Reflection for Improvement

Chapter 7: Ethical and Professional Standards
7.1 Code of Conduct for Level 2 Eight Ball Coaches
7.2 Maintaining Professionalism and Integrity
7.3 Building Positive Relationships with Players and Officials
7.4 Continuous Professional Development and Training

Appendix:
A1: Glossary of Eight Ball Terminologies
A2: Recommended Resources for Further Learning
A3: Sample Practice Drills and Exercises
A4: AEBF Rules and Regulations

By thoroughly studying and implementing the content in this Level 2 Eight Ball Coaching AEBF Training Manual, coaches will enhance their ability to train and guide players in mastering the game of Eight Ball. With comprehensive knowledge of fundamentals, advanced techniques, game analysis, coaching strategies, and ethical standards, Level 2 coaches will be well-equipped to bring out the best in their players and elevate their performance in competitive tournaments.

Level 2 Eight Ball Coaching AEBF Training Manual

Level 1 Eight Ball Coaching Training Program

AEBF – Level I Eight Ball Coaching Manual CLICK ON THE IMAGE

We’re all born with some coaching ability, and the key to becoming a great coach is knowing what your strengths are, and building on those.

The coaching manual is available for all registered coaches in training to download. Please contact your State/Territory Eight Ball Association or the AEBF NCC (National Coaching Council). 2011 | 1st edition paperback A4 | AU$19.95

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More details are available here Accreditation and the AEBF is the National Sporting Organisation for EightBall Development.

Level 1 Eight Ball Coaching Training Program

World Eightball Pool Rules Fouls

Video footage of rule breeches

YouTube has many videos of FOULS committed while playing Eight Ball.

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World Eightball Pool Rules – Fouls