Sport NZ Webinar Replay: Preparing for a Successful Season
March 28, 2022
What coaches should be doing before and at the start of every season to make them the best yet.
To help you start the season off on your best foot, take a look at the replay of the Sport NZ Webinar with Andy Rogers, National Sport Development Consultant at Sport New Zealand chatting with internationally acclaimed coaching consultant and sport scientist Dr Wade Gilbert.
The webinar will provide some great insights for coaches starting the season, covering off the following,
- What does good coaching look like? Re-examine your role as a coach and what impact you create.
- Winning with the 4 C’s. Learn about Wade’s four principles to be an effective coach.
- Practical tips, strategies, and resources for coaches to take into planning and the start of their sport season.
A copy of the webinar is below as well as a link to the Sport NZ Article that includes a great summary and key take away information from the webinar. You can access this article and more articles by clicking the blue button!
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