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Case Studies

Case Study 4: Over the
Water – A Fresh Approach
to Multi-skills Development

Speakers: Vinny Webb and Rob Mace (British Cycling)

Speakers: Ewen Cameron (sportscotland)
and Simon Toole (Sport NI)

High quality coaching is central to British Cycling’s youth
development programme, Go-Ride, and for driving
participation growth in target groups such as young people,
women and disabled people.

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British Cycling’s world-leading coach education programme
provides the resource to train people in how to coach and
deliver safe, fun and challenging sessions. In particular, the
development of the ‘Coaching Young Riders’ workshop has
provided an opportunity for coaches to develop skills and
knowledge to maximise the development of the next generation.

This session will provide delegates with an opportunity to learn
about the planning and delivery of the underpinning principles
of developing Multi-skills for coaches, teachers and leaders
in both Northern Ireland and Scotland.These two home
nations have similar aims but different delivery programmes
so delegates will understand the journeys taken to establish a
Multi-skills approach to sport.
Learning outcomes
By the end of the session, you will:
• 
know how to develop a programme for coaches, teachers
and leaders
• 
have considered how to engage with partners to develop
a programme
•  aware of the challenges involved in designing and
be
delivering a programme for a wide user group.

The UK Coaching Summit 2014

Case Study 3: Gearing Up
Your Coaching for the Next
Generation

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