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Coaching the person in front of you

Coaching the person in front of you
Date
Times
Booking Url
Closing Date
05/03/2025
6pm 9pm
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23/02/2025
Organiser: Scottish Gymnastics Venue: ONLINE

Price:

Member – £30
Non-Member – £50

Who can attend this course:

Coaches at all levels 16 or over

What to expect:

This workshop aims at give you the tools to understand and connect with your gymnasts at all levels, and we’ll help you to design and create an environment where you and your gymnasts can thrive.

Discover how to be truly person-centred, putting participants’ feelings, thoughts, ambitions and motivations at the heart of everything you do.


Coaching is all about people. This workshop will give you a deeper awareness of why great people skills are an intrinsic part of being an effective coach. Ultimately, the more coaches understand and connect with people they coach – by observing, noticing and communicating – the more they will be able to support them and help them thrive.


You will explore these three core principles – understand, connect and thrive – in greater detail by engaging in and reflecting on a range of interactive activities that demonstrate how a commitment to taking a genuine interest in the person behind the performer is crucial in developing a lifelong love of sport and physical activity in your participants.

Primary Venue

ONLINE

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