⭐ We are pleased to announce an exciting new collaboration with Boccia England. We want to support Boccia England on their mission of growing one of the most accessible and inclusive sports in the world. This exciting new collaboration begins with us adding a selection of Boccia England’s renowned ‘Play Boccia’ resources onto Complete PE. We hope that by adding these resources onto our platform this will equip teachers with the additional knowledge and support so that they can provide more opportunities for young people to try Boccia. It is our intention to work with Boccia England to provide more support, training and resources for teachers, so that pupils can access the fastest growing and most accessible parasport within school. We are excited to be collaborating with Boccia England.
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The key objective of this study conducted by the European Club Association (ECA) was to understand the first team transition process in Europe and provide a starting “toolkit” for clubs of all sizes that would like to improve their performance in this crucial area. Here is the link to the study: https://rb.gy/s62lbg From a young player perspective, it is possibly the most challenging step during his entire career, which starts from the players’ initial interactions with the first team and concludes when they become established members of the squad. How can clubs make the transition to first team football process more successful and efficient? Which clubs perform best in this area in Europe, and what can be learned from them? What is the most suitable domestic competition model to support transition goals? One could think that Portuguese clubs are doing a god job. This study shows a completely different scenario! We should look at England. Premier League and Championship on the top 3. Outstanding! Also, Italy's Serie A and Serie B performances are remarkable. #footballindustry
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Road To LEGACY
The excitement is rising as we gear up for tomorrow’s Aalborg BK match in the 3F Superliga! The international break has given us the chance to reflect on the first half of the season and critically assess our progress, especially in terms of player development! Aalborg BK has a clear strategy focused on bringing young talents from North Jutland and Aalborg into Portland Park to not only join the professional squad but to make a real impact. These players aren’t just there to fill the squad — they are expected to become key contributors and play a pivotal role in the team’s success. Giving them valuable minutes on the pitch and integrating them as essential parts of the first team is a core part of the club’s philosophy. We are proud that the hard work of our staff at Hornevej is already paying off this season, and we’re starting to see the first successes on this path! Watch the video to hear what James Gow and Julius Nagel have to say about this approach. But what excites us the most is hearing young players like Oliver Ross and Mads Bomholt share their experiences, paving the way for future talents from our academy. We’re especially proud of their words, because ultimately, everything we do at the club is for them and our fans!
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As I stated in a previous post where Greg Norman won £70,000 for his victory at Trump Turnberry in The Open 1986 - The winners checks should return to a normal level so the The R&A can spend more globally promoting the game as they are charged to do - same goes for the United States Golf Association (USGA) & PGAs. It is not any way in their remit to pay pros generational wealth in a single check. I keep hearing the from the pros themselves that they are playing for legacy and trophies not money - The for profits (PGA TOUR, DP World Tour, Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA)) & others that self-fund (LIV Golf, Masters) may increase the purses as much as they like and sponsors will support - but the organizations that grow the game from grass roots support so that the leaderboards are full of flags from around the world should have the support of the professionals to cap the purses - The prestige of the Major shouldn't be contingent of the amount of the winners check. As Martin Slumbers bravely brought attention to the fact the escalation of purses on Golf's most important organizations is unsustainable. In addition, a reduction in the overall men's purse would, like tennis, hopefully allow equal men's and women's payouts in the majors hosted by those organizations as they support both. The Open is the greatest legacy major and doesn't need the largest purse to prove it. #growthegame Augusta National Golf Club #TheMasters PGA of America The PGA The Golf Business
The winner of The 152nd Open at Royal Troon will receive USD 3.1 million in prize money. The Champion Golfer of the Year will receive the highest amount in The Open’s history as it returns to the renowned Ayrshire links for the tenth time. The R&A announced that the total prize fund for The Open, played from 14-21 July 2024, will be USD 17 million, a USD 500,000 increase on 2023. Martin Slumbers, CEO of The R&A, said, “The R&A has a responsibility to strike a balance between maintaining The Open’s position in the global game, providing the funds required for governance and developing amateur and recreational golf in 146 countries internationally. “We have to make choices if we want to continue to build on the significant growth in participation that is essential for golf’s future. “We remain concerned about the impact substantial increases in men’s professional prize money are having on the perception of the sport and its long-term financial sustainability. We are determined to act with the interests of the global game in mind as we pursue our goal of ensuring golf continues to thrive in 50 years’ time.”
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In football, success goes beyond wins and losses. 🏆⚽ It’s about personal growth, effort, and development. Jeroen Peters emphasises the importance of creating a repeatable process focused on the holistic development of young athletes in Belgium 🇧🇪 This comprehensive model of player performance includes technical skills, academics, physical and mental health, maturity, and career pathways. 📹 👉 https://lnkd.in/d2nZMr65
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I recently looked into mid-table sides and how an adapted approach to scouting and recruitment could “theoretically” help in their hunt for European places and overall general progression. I decided on producing a short piece of research on Celta Vigo where I made a few suggestions regarding player sales and incoming transfers. Two of the suggestions were the outgoings of Jonathan Bamba and Luca de La Torre…something that has just happened with Bamba’s transfer to Chicago Fire and de La Torre going on loan to San Diego. The reasoning from the club may have been entirely separate to mine, but it validates my research in some regard. While minimal, it’s somewhat rewarding to know that my research, insight and knowledge gained as a result, led me to a train of thought that was somewhat correct/aligned with the clubs current thinking. Celta Vigo Research: https://lnkd.in/e9BV9Npm #FootballScouting #FootballRecruitment #TransferWindow #FootballAnalysis
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Congrats to Irish rowers Philip Doyle and Daire Lynch who have won Ireland's fourth medal of the Paris 2024 Games after claiming bronze in the A final of the men's double sculls. View our jobs on the Elk website #hiringnow #facadesjobs #constructionjobs #hvacjobs #windowanddoorjobs #fireandsecurityjobs #manufacturing #logistics #architectureanddesign #pharma #medicaldevices #engineering #refrigeration
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Congrats to Irish rowers Philip Doyle and Daire Lynch who have won Ireland's fourth medal of the Paris 2024 Games after claiming bronze in the A final of the men's double sculls. View our jobs on the Elk website #hiringnow #facadesjobs #constructionjobs #hvacjobs #windowanddoorjobs #fireandsecurityjobs #manufacturing #logistics #architectureanddesign #pharma #medicaldevices #engineering #refrigeration
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AUT Named Official Partner with Auckland FC In an exciting new development, AUT has become an official partner of New Zealand’s newest A-League club, Auckland FC. Non-commercial in nature, the partnership will provide a number of mutually beneficial opportunities and benefits for AUT students, staff and the players themselves – whose team represents a first for Tāmaki Makaurau in 17 years. Auckland FC CEO, Nick Becker, says, “We’re delighted to be collaborating with New Zealand’s top sports university and further cement our place as part of the Auckland community. “To have the support of, and access to, AUT’s people, resources and research is extremely valuable to the club and our aim of developing clear professional pathways for New Zealand’s top talent.” Read more on our website: https://lnkd.in/gh8kCFnW
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Waiting for My Moment: After the Highs and Lows, I’m Preparing for the Next Big Opportunity in Sports Management
A strong organizational culture is a critical foundation for the sustainable success of a football club. It influences everything from youth development to the performance of the senior team. When this culture is built on core values such as integrity, respect, teamwork, and ambition, it creates an environment that fosters both sporting excellence and personal growth…. Casa Pia Atlético Clube - Oficial 21/22 Lusitânia dos Açores 22/23 I learned this with you (Rui Lança) in my first year of college, in the subject: ‘Organizational Culture,’ which was the topic I enjoyed and learned the most about during my time at Universidade Europeia (thank you!)
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What's going on with England at the #Euros? 🏴 As the excitement of the tournament progresses, the narrative around #England's potential victory has shifted to questioning what's going wrong. As a long time fan I see this pattern repeating itself as it has for decades. Is it because - 1️⃣ World-class talent alone isn't enough. England is loaded with talent. Translating individual club success to the international stage is challenging. 2️⃣ Coaching and strategies. Should we expect #Southgate to get individual/team performances that world class coaches inspire from players like Foden, #Bellingham, Kane, Saka? 3️⃣ The fear of failure. Opting to play not to lose vs to win creates an ugly, passive game. Contrast this with the bold strategies seen in teams like Spain, Hungary , Switzerland. 4️⃣ Winning isn't good enough. England is expected to win with stylish performances. Is this fair? As the tournament unfolds, many including myself want to see more of what England is capable of. Will we? 🌟⚽ #Euros #England #Soccer #SportsAnalysis
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