This mini eBook contains AFL modified games ideally suited for players from U10, U12-U14, U15-U16 and U18 – Seniors (The complete journey). These drills have been specifically designed by Groundwork Coaching to develop a young players’ confidence through a scope and sequence, allowing players to build on prior knowledge as they move through the various development stages. An ideal resource for junior coordinators to use to create a consistent and manageable junior football program conducted in a safe and engaging environment.

This mini eBook contains AFL modified games ideally suited for players under the age of 8. These drills have been specifically designed by Groundwork Coaching to develop a young players confidence at the start of their football journey. An ideal resource for junior coaches to use for improving game awareness in a fun and safe environment for this age group.

This mini eBook contains AFL modified games ideally suited for players between the ages of 8 and 10. These drills have been specifically designed by Groundwork Coaching to develop young players’ confidence at the start of their football journey. An ideal resource for junior coaches to use for improving game awareness in a fun and safe environment for this age group.

Videogame history is not just a history of one successful technology replacing the next. It is also a history of platforms and communities that never quite made it; that struggled to make their voices heard; that aggravated against the conventions of the day; and that never enjoyed the commercial success or recognition of their major counterparts. In *Minor Platforms in Videogame History*, Benjamin Nicoll argues that 'minor' videogame histories are anything but insignificant. Through an analysis of transitional, decolonial, imaginary, residual, and minor videogame platforms, Nicoll highlights moments of difference and discontinuity in videogame history. From the domestication of vector graphics in the early years of videogame consoles to the 'cloning' of Japanese computer games in South Korea in the 1980s, this book explores case studies that challenge taken-for-granted approaches to videogames, platforms, and their histories.