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NEWS: Handball coaches have the opportunity to hear from a range of special guest speakers at the fourth iCoachKids International Conference
 

EHF partners iCoachKids are holding their fourth International Conference in December with a number of guest speakers from around the globe offering expert advise.

The iCoachKids project helps children from all backgrounds enjoy playing sport. It does so by targeting coaches and parents with free online resources to help them keep their children active and interested in sport.

The iCoachKids International Conference will take online on 2 and 3 December 2020, with the programme including 17 presentations and 22 speakers from nine countries across four continents.

Handball coaches interested in the discussions can register now to hear about cutting edge best practice examples and research on Preventing Sport Dropout (Day 1) and Talent Development (Day 2)

Speakers include:

  • Kris van der Haegen, Royal Belgian Football Association, Belgium
  • Dan Whymark, UEFA
  • Adrian Silla, Real Madrid Foundation, Spain
  • Jill Ellis, former US Football Women’s Head Coach
  • Kayan Bool, NOC*NSF, Netherlands
  • Prof. Joe Baker, York University Canada
  • Prof Catherine Woods, University of Limerick
  • Ken Martel, USA Hockey
  • Andy Rogers, Sport New Zealand 

iCK Co-Founder Dr Sergio Lara-Bercial said: “We are delighted that we have been able to pull together such a tremendous programme full of world-class speakers. It is a testament to the strength of the iCoachKids Global Movement and the work of the partners and supporters. And the response so far has been fantastic having destroyed all our registration records from previous editions.”

The conference is already reaching capacity with over 1,000 coaches signing up from all five continents.

Registration is via the iCoachKids Website, or to find out further information, email k.livingstone@icce.ws.

 


TEXT: European Handball Federation
 
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