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Goal Setting BIG THINKING PRECEDES BIG ACHIEVEMENT .
Long Term Goal – I will be a starting (position) on my current team. Intermediate Goal - I will report to pre-season practice in excellent physical shape. I will run the 40yd dash in 4.35. I will bench press 300. I will run a mile in 5:15. (set specific measurable goals)Short-term Goal - I will improve my lower and upper body strength. Action Step 1 - I will follow my weight training program in my summer manual. Action Step 2 - I will complete my exercise routines on the lower body lifting days. Action Step 3 - I will complete my exercise routines on the upper body lifting days. Some important points to remember when setting your goals and assessing your progress.
The following page is your weekly goal setting journal. Make yourself 14 copies, one for each week of the summer. Write down the week number and your goal(s) for that week. Fill in the action steps you will need to take each day to help you accomplish your goal(s). Evaluate your progress at the end of each week, and make necessary adjustments to your plan. Success is yours if you want it bad enough, and are willing to pay the price. Set your goals high! You are capable of being extraordinary. Believe it, and achieve it!
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This is the official website of the James Madison University Strength & Conditioning program. Please direct any comments or questions to Greg Werner, Director of Strength & Conditioning. Date this site was last updated 05/28/2008 10:23:44 AM |