Basketball Australia is proud to bring a two-day High Performance Coaches Conference in Canberra from 3-4 May, 2016.
The conference is designed for all current and aspiring High Performance Coaches, in particular those involved at State League Level and State Representative Level.
Coaches will be exposed to a diverse agenda including topics from athlete education through to personal technical development and will include a welcome from Patrick Hunt, President of the World Association of Basketball Coaches and Senior Consultant Performance Coaching and Leadership (WABC).
Hunt will also be a key presenter during the conference and will be available to answer questions from all in attendance.
Coaches will be encouraged to get involved, meet other like minded coaches and enjoy the learnings presented by several guest speakers.
‘Even Better Practice’ will focus on improving coaches technical knowledge and will assist coaches in understanding how athletes learn and develop, as well as challenge individuals on their own teaching styles.
A networking dinner will also be on offer creating the opportunity to spend time with peers and ask questions to those presenting at the conference.
Event Details:
Date: 3-4 May 2016
Location: The Australian Institute of Sport Canberra, ACT
Leverrier St, Bruce ACT 2617
Time: Day 1: 9am – 5pm
Day 2: 9am – 3pm
Price: $200 (price includes morning tea and lunch on both days)
Key Speakers:
- Andrej Lemanis – Australian Boomers Head Coach
- Adam Gorman – Skill Acquisition Specialist
- Patrick Hunt – AIS Consultant Performance Coaching
- Jan Legg – Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Australian Opals
- Peter Lonergan – Director of Coaching Basketball NSW
- Brad Davidson – Basketball Australia National Shooting Coach
To register, click here: https://reg.sportingpulse.com/regoform.cgi?formID=57452
In the spirit of reconciliation Basketball Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.