Highlights of the 2022 IHF Women's Youth World Championship All-star Team
Good culture starts at the top.
Having a zero tolerance stance on harassment and discrimination is a good start, but coaches, parents and club administrators need to model the positive behaviour they want to see in the club.
Things that deter bullying:
⚽️ Putting fun first, winning second
🏸 Being a good sport and taking a loss gracefully
🏉 Giving equal opportunities for players to develop their skills
🎾 Showing respect to game officials and the opposing team
Things that promote bullying:
🛹 Preferring a handful of players over others on the team
🥌 Reacting negatively to a mistake or a bad play
🏀 Excluding specific members from club activities
Having a policy in place to deal with bad behaviour like bullying is also important. Following through with a complaints process shows that your club cares about the safety and wellbeing of its members.
#CommunitySport #LetKidsBeKids #InclusiveSafeAndFairSport #PlaySportForFun #PlayByTheRules #PBTR #RespectTheRef #diversityandinclusioninsport
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Handball Australia Junior Nationals – Major Events Gold Coast
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The Handball Australia Junior Nationals is proudly supported by Major Events Gold Coast and will be held 27-28 August, 2022.
How do we keep our kids safe?
If you are a coach: Make sure you are aware of and comply with your Sporting Organisation’s Child Safeguarding Policy and requirements.
If you are a parent: Ask questions of your child’s club to make sure they have adequate child safeguarding policies and procedures in place.
If you are a child or young person: Know your rights and what to do if you don’t feel safe.
If you are a Sporting Organisation: Make sure you have adequate policies and procedures in place to protect everyone in sport.
Learn more: www.sportintegrity.gov.au/news/integrity-blog/2021-10/learn-how-safeguard-your-sport
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The Australian Junior Championships (aka Júnior Nationals) is four weeks away this weekend. Our new NSW #AKU strip is on order and its looking sweet.
Trainings for U22 and U18 continue Tuesdays at Sports Halls Sydney Olympic Park between 5-7pm as we refine and prep.
Australia Open Club Championships team photos are available now. Thanks to our hosts Handball Queensland and event photographer Chris Seen!
Our Sport Integrity app is designed with the athlete in mind. It has information on:
✅Supplements
✅ Medications
✅ Match-fixing
✅ Safeguarding
✅ Illicit drugs
✅ TUEs
✅ How to report an issue.
Download now: www.sportintegrity.gov.au/
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It is important athletes understand the risks supplements present to their health, career and reputation.
A 2016 survey found almost 1⃣ in 5⃣ contained banned substances. None those those surveyed listed any banned substances on their ingredients list.
▶️ www.sportintegrity.gov.au/news/blog/2019-08/take-supplements-your-own-risk
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The 9th IHF Women’s Youth (U18) Handball World Championship throws off today July 30 in Macedonia.
Follow the live action on the IHF Competition YouTube channel.
www.youtube.com/channel/UCNxIzSQ_GOWPmpC_V1oQVIAThe clock is ticking ⏰ Before the first whistle in 🇲🇰 North Macedonia tomorrow, take notes on how to follow and how to watch the World Championship ✍️
How to watch ➡ www.ihf.info/media-center/news/how-watch-north-macedonia-2022
How to follow ➡ www.ihf.info/media-center/news/how-follow-north-macedonia-2022
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