scottishathletics are once again making plans to present Regional Development Days across the event groups.
The Regional Development Days will happen over the coming months on various dates at various locations as we look to help and develop coaches in jumps, throws and sprints, hurdles and relays.
Dare are being lined up across the winter season and we encourage clubs and their coaches to make the most of these CPD opportunities.
Purpose
The purpose of the RDD are to provide a CPD opportunity to help coaches and clubs enhance their Event Group knowledge and establish key principles in these areas.
Ultimately, the RDD aspire to assist coaches to develop the knowledge and skills that will give them the confidence to deliver in these Event Group areas and also to help them stay ‘one step ahead’ of the developing young athletes they work with.
*Engaging with Coaches – Providing practical, accessible workshop opportunities for ongoing development and learning
*Building Networks – Facilitating coaches to work cooperatively and collaboratively with coaches from other clubs to learn and improve
Who
The RDD are aimed at club coaches working with U15 and U17 athletes that are looking for more event specific information and knowledge to help them develop as a coach
Each coach attending will be able to bring an athlete (of an agreed minimum standard) along with them to participate in the session
What
Looking to provide activities and information that will help develop Planning, Conditioning and Technical knowledge for coaches.
Criteria
We’re inviting interest from coaches who are interested in the relevant Event Group area, coaching at U15 and U17 level and motivated to develop themselves
*Coaches with an active UKA licence and up-to-date SAL coach membership
*Athletes with up-to-date SAL athlete membership
When
The specific dates depend on each Event Group event area and are spread around the country. The best place to check is via our dedicated page on the RDD programme.
How
Providing club coaches with a series of five touchpoints with Coach Developers across the winter season.
This series of event specific CPD will be achieved through a combination of in person practical workshops and online sessions
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The Coach Developers who will help us deliver the RDD Programme for 2022-23 are as follows:
Throws: Karen Costello, Robert Wilkie, Andy Frost, Susan McKelvie, Colin McCulloch and Duncan Flockhart
Jumps: Ken Allan and Linda Nicholson
Sprints and Hurdles: Chris Baillie, Bruce Scott, Ryan McAllister, Eoghan MacNamara and Willy Russell
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