Canada to host International Coaching Symposium during VNL
weekend!
OTTAWA, Canada, April 2, 2019 - Canada will not only host VNL
week 2 pool play matches from June 7 to 9, the local organizers
will also have some of the top coaching minds share their
knowledge at an International Coaching Symposium in Ottawa.
“Last year, we ran a successful Coaching Symposium during VNL
that included around 200 coaches from across the country,” said
Volleyball Canada’s CEO and President Mark Eckert. “This year,
in association with our local partners and the Ontario
Volleyball Association, we are on track to have another
insightful and engaging conference for coaches at many levels.”
“The visiting international coaches (from the Australian, German
and Serbian teams) have been very gracious in sharing their time
and knowledge as part of VNL, which brings another dimension of
value and excitement to the local community surrounding the
event in our Nation’s Capital.”
The International Coach Symposium targets coaches interested in
expanding their coaching knowledge through presentations on high
level volleyball principles. Coaches of school, clubs, college,
Universities, provincial and national teams will all benefit
from this program. The presenters will share their
national/international volleyball experiences, and will deal
with advanced coaching concepts capable of inspiring coaches at
all levels.
Preparing for High Performance: On Sunday morning, two court
sessions targeted at coaches preparing young athletes for high
performance will be offered. The first one will deal with
Smashball and the introduction to the sport of volleyball. The
second will look at creative strategies for developing athletes
in the U12-U15 range. Together, these sessions will inspire
club, elementary and high school coaches who help athletes
prepare for high performance volleyball.
A combination of on-court and classroom sessions will be
offered. The topics will range from skill specific training to
efficient coaching principles and more.
Featured Presenters include:
Glenn Hoag: Team Canada men’s head coach / Arkas Spor Izmir
Tom Black: Team Canada women’s head coach / University of
Georgia Bulldogs
Mark Lebedew: Team Australia men’s head coach
Andrea Giani: Team Germany head coach / Revivre Milano head
coach
Nikola Grbic: Team Serbia head coach / Calzedonia Verona head
coach
Shannon Winzer: Volleyball Canada NextGen / Former Team
Australia women’s head coach
Kerry MacDonald: VC Director of Sport Science/Medicine and
Innovation
João Paulo Bravo: Men’s Junior National Team Head Coach
Ben Josephson: Team Canada women's assistant coach/ TWU men’s
head coach
Kyle Paquette: mental performance coach
Scott Koskie: Team Canada women’s youth head coach
For more info, including additional presenters, or to register,
see this link:
https://site2661.goalline.ca/register.php?reg_form_id=27923 |