Champion Minded: Allistair McCaw
Scottish Hockey is delighted to offer the opportunity for members to spend two days in the company of Allistair McCaw at Peffermill Playing Fields in Edinburgh on November 3rd & 4th this year.
We are partnering with three other sports governing bodies to deliver the “Champion Minded” conference with Allistair McCaw as keynote speaker.
His book of the same title offers unique and highly engaging content around athlete and coach culture, alongside suggestions as to how his methods at the elite end of sport can be adopted and utilised across the sporting spectrum.
The conference is aimed at anyone with an interest in sport and positive thinking and we are delighted to offer members the opportunity to secure a ticket for the two days at a special discounted rate.
As part of the conference you will also be offered the opportunity to feedback your own thoughts on Allistair’s topics and work with colleagues across lots of sports to learn from each other and build a stronger network for your own sporting journey.
It’s set to be a fantastic weekend with one of the top names in sport, coaching and organisational culture. Don’t miss out on your chance to be a part of it!
Schedule:
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Saturday |
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Champion Minded 10am – noon This session will explore the principles of Champion Minded and how to implement that within your environment whether you are an athlete, coach, parent or club leader. |
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Break |
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Implementation 1.30pm – 3.30pm This session build on the principles learned during the morning session and provides a practical opportunity to work in groups and look at how you can implement them. It also allows for shared problem solving. |
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World Café 3.45pm – 5pm Networking opportunity |
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Sunday |
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Making an Impact 10am – noon Session with Allistair with everyone together around being as effective as possible within their sports. |
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Break |
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Implementation 1.30pm – 3.30pm This session build on the principles learned during the morning session and provides a practical opportunity to work in groups and look at how you can implement them. It also allows for shared problem solving. |
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Closing 4pm This session ties up the weekend and summarises what we have learned and sets out the future steps for ongoing developments. |
