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National Coaching Conference ANZ STADIUM – SYDNEY – NOVEMBER 24/25 DAY 1 PROGRAM – 24th NOVEMBER DAY ONE DAY 9.00am Registration Opens 10.00am Welcome and Introduction Andrew Voss Members Room 10.30am Keynote: Vales Based Coaching (plus Q &A) Mal Meninga Members Room 11.30am Workshop 1 (choose 1 of the following) (1) TackleSafe Mike Castle (NRL) Main Field (2) Ruck Area Danny Buderus (NSWRL) Main Field (3) League for Life Alan Tongue (NRL) Warm Up Field (4) Self Reflection & Coach Learning Cliff Mallett (Univeristy of Queensland) Dressing Sheds (5) Coaching Female Players Brad Donald (Jillaroos Coach) Dressing Sheds 12.30pm Lunch 1:30pm Men of League Bruce Walker Members Room 1.45pm Keynote: NRL Players Forum – Connections Mick Crocker / Dene Halatau / Sam Bremner Members Room 2.30pm Workshop 2 (choose 1 of the following) (1) TackleSafe Mike Castle (NRL) Main Field (2) Ruck Area Danny Buderus (NSWRL) Main Field (3) League for Life Alan Tongue (NRL) Warm Up Field (4) Self Reflection & Coach Learning Cliff Mallett (University of Queensland) Dressing Sheds (5) Coaching Female Players Brad Donald (Jillaros Coach) Dressing Sheds 3.30pm Afternoon Tea 4.00pm Keynote: Coaches Panel Trent Robinson , Anthony Seibold Members Room National Coaching Conference ANZ STADIUM – SYDNEY – NOVEMBER 24/25 DAY 2 PROGRAM – 25th NOVEMBER DAY TWO DAY 10.00am Welcome and Introduction Andrew Voss Members Room 10.10am Keynote: ADM Model Ken Martel - (US Hockey) Members Room 11.15am Morning Tea 11.30am Workshop 3 (choose 1 of the following) (1) Goal Line & Short Side Defensive Principles Neil Henry (NRL) Main Field (2) Game Management Brett Kimmorley (NRL) Main Field (3) How to Development Decision Making in players Shane Pill – (Flinders University) Warm Up Field (4) Coaching Coordinators –Support and Develop Coaches Andy Rogers (Sport NZ) Dressing Sheds (5) Developing Positive Relationships Bo Hanson (Athlete Assessments) Dressing Sheds 12.30pm Lunch 1.30pm NRL – State of Mind David Shillington 1:45pm Keynote: Coaching the Athlete Wayne Goldsmith Main Field / Grandstand 2.30pm Workshop 4 (choose 1 of the following) (1) Goal Line & Short Side Defensive Principles Neil Henry (NRL) Main Field (2) Game Management Brett Kimmorley (NRL) Main Field (3) How to Development Decision Making in players Shane Pill – (Flinders University) Warm Up Field (4) Coaching Coordinators –Support and Develop Coaches Andy Rogers (Sport NZ) Dressing Sheds (5) Developing Positive Relationships Bo Hanson (Athlete Assessments) Dressing Sheds 3:30pm Closing Address Andrew Voss Members Room.

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