A Chara,
We have organised two Webinars to give advice and tips to club athletes, players and coaches of all sports affected by Lockdown.
The main themes of the Webinars will be good practice models in relation to remote training and coaching energy in the remote environment and on building resilience and developing mental strength and coping skills.
The first Webinar entitled “Resilience” takes place this coming Monday night, March 15th at 7.30pm and I’ve included the detail and the registration link below.
The second Webinar with Keith Barry takes place on March 29th and I’ll send you the link for this in due course.
RESILIENCE
A WEBINAR FOR ATHLETES, CLUB COACHES & PLAYERS OF ALL SPORTS
Coping with LOCKDOWN
An important Webinar for Athletes, Players and Coaches of all sports who are trying to cope with Lockdown and advice on how you can be ready for action when competition resumes.
Click on this link to register: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=WKnsV6EGJE6EvuTlx3qGmfGe7lF9h5ROuLiD0USIMxRUMEFOUTMyUlYwWkUzSkFGRkVMWkpKU1lKSS4u
Guest Speakers
John Doran – Sports Development Officer, Kildare Sports Partnership. Former Inter-County Selector & Strength & Conditioning Lead with Kildare, Laois, Offaly & Westmeath Senior Football Squads. Trainer of current Kildare Senior Club Football Champions.
- Looking after your players in Lockdown
- Motivation through Technology and Remote Training
Nora Stapleton – Women in Sport Lead, Sport Ireland Women’s Six Nations Grand Slam Winner. Women’s Rugby World Cup squad member. All Ireland Junior & Intermediate Winner with Donegal Ladies Gaelic Football squad.
- Women’s Sport & National Policy
- Supporting one another in sport during COVID-19
Niall Carew – Mental Health Services, St John of Gods Centre. Health & wellbeing specialist and Inter-County Gaelic Football Manager, formerly Sligo, currently Carlow
- Mental Health Skills
- Coping Skills
- Coaching Energy
Regards
Eddie Hennessy,
Administrator, Kildare Sports Partnership
Kildare County Council,
Áras Chill Dara,
Naas.
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