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  1. Coronavirus: Return to Coaching Panel: Kate O’Sullivan, Peter Sheppard, Vicky Parry, Rachel Hooper 1

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  3. Frustrated Isolated Anxious Relaxed Relaxed Safe Angry Vulnerable Optimistic Confused Relieved Worthless Energised Depressed Lethargic 3

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  10. Putting yourself first It’s allowed! - Manage the expectations of your ‘team’ club/athletes/parents/family. -You are allowed to say no. -Ask for help and build a support team. -Be cautious of spreading yourself too thinly. - Don’t underestimate what you’ve been through. -Looking after yourself may mean less water time for your athletes, and that’s ok. -Allow yourself to be vulnerable 10

  11. Coronavirus: Return to Coaching Panel: Kate O’Sullivan, Peter Sheppard, Vicky Parry, Rachel Hooper 11

  12. Coronavirus: Return to Coaching Clubs and Coaches working together The role of the coach 12

  13. Coronavirus: Return to Coaching What does a coach do? Brief Water work S & C Plan or Debrief Review 13

  14. Coronavirus: Return to Coaching Other tasks Managing Managing the equipment program Mentoring Athletes’ welfare Administration Athlete Safeguarding wellbeing Risk First aid assessment CPD Budgeting 14

  15. Coronavirus: Return to Coaching Additional tasks around Covid-19 Environment hygiene and PPE Social distancing Athletes’ mental health Reviewing guidance Coach’s wellbeing Being under scrutiny Athletes Managing catching up expectations 15

  16. Coronavirus: Return to Coaching If you are a coach: What is the one thing you need that will help you feel supported in your role? Please write your answers in the chat box. 16

  17. Coronavirus: Return to Coaching If you are a club member or official: What one thing could you do personally, or as a club, to support your coaches? Please write your answers in the chat box. 17

  18. Coronavirus: Return to Coaching The club and coach relationship Communication Support each other Look after your coaches 18

  19. Coronavirus: Return to Coaching Club offering support How can equipment Difficult athletes: are you Codes of Conduct and best be managed? DS&G procedures up to date? Would the coach like a Mentor? Are there any health concerns? Can someone else help with admin or IT systems? How is the coach feeling? Is CWO available to discuss safeguarding or athlete concerns? Is support needed with Risk First aid up to date? assessment? Would the coach like more CPD? Are there financial concerns? 19

  20. Coronavirus: Return to Coaching IT expert Who else could help? Physio Cox Docto r Nutritionist 20

  21. Coronavirus: Return to Coaching What have coaches and clubs been doing? There has been some creative work around the clubs and regions: • T echnology Coaching hubs • • Coaching groups Sharing risk assessments, competency assessments and procedures • • Website focusing on the what the future may look like 21

  22. Coronavirus: Return to Coaching Take it a step at a time Brief Try it out S Plan Debrief Review 22

  23. Question Time 23

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