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Are
you a seasoned or a new manager?
Being
a manager is hard work, and we are here to help you. This web
page will help pave the way to coaching players. Much of this
information was compiled by current and former managers of the
league. Chino Hills Little League Board of Directors recommends
using as much of this information as possible.
So you want to be a Manager.
Thank you for your interest in managing one of our Little League
teams. Prospective volunteers are required by Little League Policies
to do the following:
1. Complete a Volunteer
Application.
2. Decide in what Division you would like to mange.
3. Email the President
and the Division VP and notify them that you want
to become a Manager and a letter of intent to manage a team.
4. You will be notified by either the President
or the Division VP to come in for an interview and if
you are chosen to be a manager, they will provide you with more
detailed information.
Current Managers
Please have a current Volunteer
Application and a Valid ID on file with Chino Hills
Little League and email the President
and the Division VP and notify them you want to manage
a team.
I'm a Manager now, so what do I do now?
Managing a team takes a lot of responsibility both Administrative
and Active Coaching. We are here to make things alittle easier
for you so you can concentrate on coaching the kids. Here are
some resources to help you. There is a wealth of information on
this website to help you get started. You may want to:
1. Download your team schedule, extra sponsorship
forms, volunteer applications, current rules, etc. These are all
found on the website.
2. Setup a Lesson/Coaching Plan Timeline. (Stretching,
Warmups, Ball/Bat/Play Drills, and Live Play Drills)
3. Parent/Guardian Meeting. This meeting occurs
before the start of the season. This meeting is important and
a good time to assign parents/guardians administrative and active
roles during the season. This is a good time to also hand out
forms and voice expectations of yourself and the parents/guardians.
Use the following forms below to help you run the meeting.
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4. Practice, Opening Day, and Season. By the
time Opening Day starts you should have your administrative
obligations taken cared of and had some practices with your
team. Now is your ready to start the season strong.
Practice Tips and Instructions
We have some practice instructions to help with running
a smooth practice. Download and print them for your reference.
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Sometimes
there are parents waiting for their kids on the bleachers. Get
them involved with their kid's practice. It's a great way to
get some help at the same time bond with their child and other
players.
Coaching Resource Links on the Web - Chino
Hills Little League is not affliated with some of these links
provided in this section. The links below are for information
purposes only.
http://www.littleleague.org
http://www.qcbaseball.com
http://eteamz.active.com/baseball/instruction/tips/
Coaching Expectations/Advice by Division
The following information was developed by Division
VPs to help in administrative and coaching roles.
T-Ball, A, and AA Divisions
Coming Soon!
AAA and Major Divisions
Coming Soon!
Junior and Senior Divisions
Coming Soon!
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