The second of our centrally-run “Zoom Meeting Night” specials is being held on Monday evening next week, 6th July 2020 exclusive for our members
For the coming weeks, we have lined up a whole range of speakers from the Refereeing World, plus guests from other sports, all of whom will be sharing with you their insight and experience.
The aim is to educate, offer development opportunities, share experiences and (above all else) have some fun!
We will be holding bi-weekly events on alternate Monday evenings, and “attendance” for each event will be on a “first come, first served” basis.
Night week we are delighted to welcome Stuart Carrington. Stuart is a Lecturer in Sports Coaching Science at St Mary's University, London. He holds an MSc in Applied Sport Psychology and is the author of 'Blowing the Whistle: The Psychology of Football Refereeing'. He is an active referee, and has a background in coaching football in the UK, France, Italy and Australia. To book, please check your emails or get in touch!
When: Monday 6th July 2020
Time: 19:00 to 21:00 hours
For the coming weeks, we have lined up a whole range of speakers from the Refereeing World, plus guests from other sports, all of whom will be sharing with you their insight and experience.
The aim is to educate, offer development opportunities, share experiences and (above all else) have some fun!
We will be holding bi-weekly events on alternate Monday evenings, and “attendance” for each event will be on a “first come, first served” basis.
Night week we are delighted to welcome Stuart Carrington. Stuart is a Lecturer in Sports Coaching Science at St Mary's University, London. He holds an MSc in Applied Sport Psychology and is the author of 'Blowing the Whistle: The Psychology of Football Refereeing'. He is an active referee, and has a background in coaching football in the UK, France, Italy and Australia. To book, please check your emails or get in touch!
When: Monday 6th July 2020
Time: 19:00 to 21:00 hours
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