SALT (Sport and Life Training) are proud to release their new website, a fresh and innovative overview of the valuable work they do in grass roots, community sporting environments. Check it out and we would love your feedback. https://lnkd.in/gRE2p_jn
Our new website was designed and built by Gerson, a web designer specialising in custom dynamic websites built on WordPress – check out his website: https://gersonseven.com.au
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A Club with Heart is a club that strives for competitive greatness. It wants to perform at the highest level and win, but it achieves this by firstly creating an environment of respect, support, care and resilience for its local and wider community. Many clubs understand how important their role is in the lives of…
SALT have recently trained 10 new engaging facilitators. The trainees have come from a variety of locations including from Canberra, Wodonga, Porepunkah, the Bellarine and metro Melbourne as well as a variety of sporting and professional backgrounds. The trainees have been working with Scott over several months through an online training process that provides them…
Thanks to Mawsons Concrete and Quarries we were able to work with 40 clubs in Regional Victoria in regard to Mental Health, Positive Sports Parenting and Positive Coaching. READ MORE SALT have recently completed the Mawson’s funded Mental Health and Wellbeing project across country Victoria. The funding allowed 31 clubs to receive a Mental Health…
While most Club Presidents maybe described as stalwarts, we are not so sure this applies to Jack, the President of a great SALT Club, the Congupna Football / Netball Club. Jack is 26 years old and is in his second year as Club President. What was the motivating reason for taking on the role? The…
What is the hardest thing about running a junior sporting club? Answer? Parents. They start off wanting their kids to have fun, to socialise, to get fit and healthy. They end up thinking that their kid is a superstar, that coaches know less than them and that umpires are fair game for abuse. Our Positive…
In the recent school holidays we spent a full day with 60 kids aged 12-18 from the Northern Football Netball League and then another full day with another 60 kids from Bendigo and the junior football / netball clubs in Central Victoria. The events were held at Latrobe Universities (Bundoora and Bendigo) and we had…
