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Coaching Summit 2012
The coaching summit is back by popular demand!
Date: Sunday 22nd April 2012
Venue: Riverside Centre, University of Worcester
"From Grassroots to Greatness - The Coach, The Athlete, The Legacy"
Owing to the success of the inaugural Coaching Summit in 2011, the Sports Partnership Herefordshire and Worcestershire and the University of Worcester are coming together again to produce another exciting, innovative and challenging summit for all levels of coach from all sports.
There will be coaching experts, speakers to listen to, workshops to pick from and exhibitors to visit spanning a wide area of the sports industry. There will also be a number of prizes up for grabs on the day!
Keynote Speakers for 2012:
Workshops for 2012:
- The Coach, The Athlete, The Legacy: Effective Coaching for Visually Impaired Athletes
- Disability Sport: Issues of Inclusion, The Challenge for the Coach
- You've Been Framed - Utilising Video to Enhance Coaching Performance
- London Olympics 2012 Participation Legacy: Examining the Impact of Volunteer Coaches and Community Sport
- People, Politics, and Practice: The Everyday Realities of Coaching?
- From Grassroots to Greatness: Pathways to Coaches
- Maximising Training to Achieve More
- Overtraining, Prevention and Management
Book now for the 2012 Coaching Summit. (The booking form is available to download from the left hand side of this webpage.)
£25 Students
£30 Standard
Bulk purchase discount - buy five tickets and get an extra one free of charge.
During the day there will be raffle prizes, which have been donated by exhibitors and local businesses. All money raised from this will be split between the University of Worcester's charity of the year Acorns and the Sports Partnership Herefordshire and Worcestershire's charity of the year The Joanna Brown Trust.
About The Joanna Brown Trust
The Joanna Brown Trust aims to encourage involvement in sport and provide people with an opportunity to experience sport and excel at it. The talented athlete support grant provides young talented athletes under 18 year olds living in Worcestershire with up to £500 to pay for training, travel, equipment or competition costs. www.thejoannabrowntrust.org
About Acorns
Acorns Hospice Trust is a registered charity, established in 1988, offering a network of care for life limited children and young people and their families across the heart of England. These children and young people require specialist care 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Acorns is currently supporting over 600 children and 865 families, including those who are bereaved. www.acorns.org.uk
Keep watching this page for updates on workshops, speakers and other exciting news as we release it.
For more information or enquires about the coaching summit, please feel free to contact us through g.fenton@worc.ac.uk or (01905) 542260.
