PANEL MEMBER - NSW Regional Academy of Coaches Conference

Yesterday I shared best practices for inclusive coaching on a panel alongside Dean WiddersAndrew LoganShona Eichorn for the NSW Regional Academies of Sport (RASI) Coaches Conference. RASI represents the 9 Regional Academies of Sport that operate across NSW and uncovers many of our upcoming elite athletes.We emphasised the importance of inclusive practices for athletes with disability, First Peoples and all diverse groups including LGBTQIA+ athletes.📍Ultimately to achieve success at the top we need to invest from the beginning in developing positive culture for younger athletes that facilitates⭐️inclusive language ⭐️practices gratitude⭐️builds resilience and;⭐️optimises mental well being 🎯 end goal?Well rounded, happy and grateful athletes during and beyond their sporting careers.hashtag#diversityhashtag#inclusionmattershashtag#performancepathwayshashtag#highperformancesporthashtag#disabilityhashtag#firstnationshashtag#inclusivesporthashtag#sportinggrantshashtag#sportacademyhashtag#parasporthashtag#Brisbane2032hashtag#paratriathlonhashtag#triathlonhashtag#ushersyndromehashtag#indigenoushashtag#lgbtqiahashtag#nswishashtag#highperformancehashtag#coachinghashtag#inclusivecommunication‍hashtag#centralcoasthashtag#mingararecreationPhoto description:Katie in centre standing with CEO NIAS Shona Eichorn and National Rugby League Women’s Parramatta Eels National Rugby League Club Coach Dean WiddersBrett O'FarrellNSW Institute of Sport