Resources for coaches
These resources help coaches support participant and athlete development across the Foundational, Pre-elite (Talent) and High-Performance levels.
- FTEM NSW Flyer (PDF 11.52MB)
- FTEM NSW Systems Overview - Full version covering all levels (PDF 3.54MB)
- FTEM NSW Best Practice Tips for Instructors and Coaches - Full version covering Foundational and Talent levels (PDF 15.62MB)
- Coaching and Officiating Podcast series (Australian Sports Commission)
- Active Abilities (Sport NSW)
- Consensus Statement on Youth Athlete Development (IOC)
- Sport Integrity Australia
- FTEM NSW Flyer (PDF 11.52MB)
- FTEM NSW Systems Overview - Foundational levels only
- FTEM NSW Best Practice Tips for Instructors and Coaches - Foundational levels only (PDF 15.62MB)
- Foundational Tips for Parents Infographic (PDF 1.73MB)
- Training for Coaches (Australian Sports Commission)
- How to Coach Kids (Aspen Institute – Project Play)
- How to Develop Kids as Athletes and People (Aspen Institute – Project Play)
- Position Statements (Australian Institute of Sport)
- Considerations of Training Load (Australian Institute of Sport)
- Physical Literacy (Australian Sports Commission)
- Yulunga Traditional Games (Australian Sports Commission)
- Sports Ability (Australian Sports Commission)
- Play for Life (Australian Sports Commission)
- Diversity, equity and inclusion (Australian Sports Commission)
- FTEM NSW Flyer (PDF 11.52MB)
- FTEM NSW Systems Overview - Talent levels only (PDF 14.43MB)
- FTEM NSW Best Practice Tips for Instructors and Coaches - Talent levels only (PDF 15.12MB)
- Pathway Coaches webinars
- Position Statements (Australian Institute of Sport)
- Sport Integrity Australia
- Real Science of Sport (Podcasts by Professor Ross Tucker and Mike Finch)
- Resilience in People and Organisations – Webinar (Dr Mustafa Sarkar)
- Routledge Handbook of Talent Identification and Development in Sport
- Coaching and Officiating podcast series (Australian Sports Commission)
Pathway Coaches webinars
Access Pathway Coaches webinars and workshops, with practical, evidence based coaching resources for pre elite athlete development.
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Understanding athlete biological maturation and its implications for practice
Supporting a key action in the Future Champions strategy, the NSW Office of Sport has partnered with Dr Shaun Abbott and Professor Stephen Cobley from The University of Sydney to develop a suite of practical resources on athlete biological maturation.
These resources are designed to help the people who support participants and emerging athletes, including coaches, sporting organisations and schools, build their understanding of athlete maturation and apply this knowledge in practice.
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Email: futurechampions@sport.nsw.gov.au
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