NCCP Performance Planning
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This is a Competition Introduction Multi-Sport module. With the NCCP Make Ethical Decisions workshop you will be fully equipped to handle virtually any ethical situation with confidence and surety.
Overtraining After a Layoff – Sylvie Tetrault (Sports Nutrition, Strength and Conditioning – Gary Roberts High Performance Training)
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Coaches play a vital role in ensuring their athletes are safe both on and off the field of play. Access the NEW virtual resource hub and learn the tools to make sport safe, fun and inclusive for all.
The CAO recognizes that coaches incur many out-of-pocket expenses along their coaching journey, the Coach Bursary program is available to help offset some of these costs.
This toolkit provides Ontario coaches with the relevant tools and materials to support the use of consistent concussion protocols across all sport settings. It is aligned with the Canadian Guideline on Concussion in Sport and Rowan’s Law.
The CAO recognizes the important role coaches play in the education and development of other coaches.
To be a great coach, you don’t have to have been a great athlete. Coaches are experts in motivating and communicating with athletes, and leading through exemplary behaviors on and off the playing field.
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Date: December 3 @ 7 – 8pm ESTCost: FREE300 Spots AvailableParticipants Receive 1 PD Point…
@HumanKineticsCA is having a Black Friday and Cyber Monday Sale. Check it out: https://t.co/f9dYojJAd7 https://t.co/LlQD5eMhnd
The answer to yesterday’s poll is FALSE. A background check should be conducted on a rotating cycle (such as every 1-2 years) while working with the same organization. Learn more at https://t.co/IFHtfQmphN https://t.co/GjcYPzTUfF
What’s your #safesport IQ? After initially completing a background check upon hiring, you do not need to re-submit subsequent background checks. Test your knowledge today at https://t.co/IFHtfQmphN
Fantastic initiative from @L1OWomens to promote women’s soccer and provide NCCP C-License training for 5 new female coaches. Purchase a poster today to help support and continue to grow Canadian women’s soccer. https://t.co/g1sNrGoUVK
@RunningGoals It has been a long two years of planning. So excited to finally get going!
The answer to yesterday’s poll is FALSE. Research shows peers are present in 80-90% of bullying incidents. In Canadian sport, research says coaches are physically present in nearly 34% of reported instances. Bullying affects everyone. Learn more at https://t.co/IFHtfQmphN https://t.co/1yXVFyn0yB
This week its #BullyingAwarenessWeek. What’s your #safesport IQ? Most of the time when bullying is happening, there isn’t anyone around to help. @HydroOne Test your knowledge today at https://t.co/IFHtfQmphN
Join the @MapleLeafs at their free Tim Hortons Coaches Open House on Nov 28th & 29th! This workshop-style event includes sessions on a variety of topics with special guests including a Q&A with head coach Sheldon Keefe. Register now at https://t.co/dHuu0Q1f6N https://t.co/UEBu81nLuh
Tough revelations but it’s important to see steps being taken in the right direction. Read the full report below, which was lead in part by @DrIvanJoseph, award-winning performance coach and also our CDPD 2020 Keynote speaker. https://t.co/egOmTI6stU #CoachesForChange
The answer to yesterday’s poll is FALSE. Over 70% of youth quit sport by age 13 because it is no longer fun. Fun includes researched factors like playing time, friendships, fair play, and positive support. @ajvisek Learn more at https://t.co/IFHtfQmphN https://t.co/Z9vINFIyxU
