International Council for Coach Education Conference

Programme

WEDNESDAY – 22 OCT 2008

06:00 ARRIVAL of International Guests at OLIVER TAMBO International, Johannesburg. South Africa.

11:00 REGISTRATION and Accreditation of International Guests at The Main Auditorium, Building 21, Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria West;

13:00 Lunch

14:00 MASTER CLASS FNB Auditorium TUT;

15:00 Refreshments

MASTERCLASS Continues at FNB Auditorium;

19:00 Welcome Dinner.

THURSDAY - 23 OCTOBER 2008

07:30	REGISTRATION of Conference Delegates	Prestige Auditorium
09:00	OFFICIAL OPENING	Prestige Auditorium
09:30	Plenary Session One: (p12) Steve Noi International Council for Coach Education: Convention on the Recognition of Coaching Competence and Qualifications: Dr Ladislav Petrovic	Prestige Auditorium
10:30	Refreshments	Prestige Auditorium Foyer
11:00	Plenary Session Two: (p13) Hennie Fick Long-term Athlete Development: Analyzing the Various stages of LTAD and Physical Literacy. Dr Istvan Balyi	Prestige Auditorium
12:00	Opening Debate on LTAD	Prestige Auditorium
12:30	Lunch	Theuns Bester Hall
13:30	Parallel Sessions 1 - 3: (p14 - 22)
	Research focus: Prof Jones Cilliers R1. Performance Science – The next generation of Sport Science. Wayne Goldsmith R2. Aerobic Capacity of Kenyan Rugby Union Players. Janet W. Kamenju, Mwangi Wanderi, Prof Jacob S Nteere R3. Failure of Karate Coaches in Demonstrating Discipline and Responsibility: Possible Limiting Factors for Olympic Games Inclusion. Anita Groenewald	Desmondi Lecture room
	Practice focus: Steve Noi P1. Sport Coaching in Ten African Countries: A Comparison of the Challenges and Prospects Abrie De Swardt P2. Kenyan Athletes Retirement from Competitive Sport Experience: Preliminary Findings. Dr Elijah Gitonga P3. Overview of the Proposed South African High Performance Structure. Hajira Mashego	Room 168, Building 6
	Education focus: Hennie Fick E1. The Development of Coaches as Prerequisite for Effective and Sustainable Development of Sport Talent. Richard Wheeler E2. Ethhics in Coaching. Dr Andanje Mwisukha E3. Insights into the Training of Athletics Coaches in Kenya. Dr Andanje Mwisuka, Professors: WWS Njororai, EK Wamukoya, M Boit.	FNB Auditorium, Building 6
15:00	Refreshments
15:30	Parallel Sessions 4 to 5: (p23-28)
	Research focus: Prof Jones Cilliers R4. Common Faults in Golf: The Causes and How to Correct it. Francois Viljoen R5. Middle and Long Distance Elite Athletes Management in Kenya. Lewis Ramsey, Kanyiba Nyaga	Theuns Bester Lecture Room
	Practice focus: Steve Noi P4. Developing High Performance Coaches: An Unic (Unique) Approach. Wayne Goldsmith P5. A Model for Detection and Development of Sport Talent on Provincial Level. Richard Wheeler	Room 168, Building 6
	Education focus: Hennie Fick E4. Importing versus Developing Coach Education Systems: Lessons learnt from Basketball in Oceania. Ollie Dudfield E5. Developing Athletic Coaches in Ghana. Dr Henry Pufaa	FNB Auditorium, Building 6
17:10	Departure by bus to venues of accommodation	Theuns Bester Parking Lot
19:30	GALA DINNER	Theuns Bester Hall

FRIDAY– 24 OCTOBER 2008

08:45	Plenary Session Three: (p29-30) Chaka Croukamp Technology Innovations in Performance Analysis. Dr Anthony N Kirkbride	Theuns Bester Hall
09:30	Gait and clinical evaluation in Sport Rehabilitation: RS Footscan International. Jacques Swanepoel	Theuns Bester Hall
10:15	Refreshments
10:45	Plenary Session Three continued: (p31-34) Steve Noi Skills Training in Rugby Jannie Ferreira	Theuns Bester Hall
11:15	A South African Perspective on Training Perceptions with regard to the Development of Sport Leaders For Africa. Dr Rendani Mulaudzi	Theuns Bester Hall
12:00	The New Game Plan: Emotionally Intelligent Coaching – Implications for Professional Practice and Sport Psychology. Dr Tessie Herbst	Theuns Bester Hall
12:30	Philosophy as Fundamental Competency for the Development of Coaching Potential. Hennie Fick	Theuns Bester Hall
13:00	Lunch	Theuns Bester Hall
13:45	Plenary Session Four: (p35) Chaka Croukamp Models for Professional Implementation in Sport Mr John O’Connor	Theuns Bester Hall
	Parallel Sessions 6 to 7: (p36-42) Research focus: Thoko Setlhapelo R6. The purpose of Video Analysis for upcoming stars in Tennis. Dewald Linde R7. Strength Training for Woman Athletes. Prof Jones Cilliers	Desmondi Lecture room
	Practice focus: Yoliswa Lumka P6. The importance of correct footwear and the use thereof. Allan Smith P7. The Greatest Assistant Coaching Article ever written: 50 of the best Tips on how to be a World Class Assistant Coach. L Gaze	Room 168, Building 6
	Education Focus: Richard Wheeler E6. ASA: Kids Athletics and Youth Programme. Molatelo Malehopo E7. Key Competencies through sport practice: Be a winner. Giovanni Di Cola	FNB Auditorium, Building 6
15:30	Refreshments
16:00	CITY TOUR followed by a Cheese and wine Network Session	Theuns Bester Hall

SATURDAY - 25 OCTOBER 2008

08:30	Plenary Session Five: (p43-44) Chaka Croukamp The Value of the NQF for the Practice of Coach Education in South Africa Mrs Lynne Lourens	Theuns Bester Hall
09:15	Officiating and Coaching Science - Curriculum at TUT Julius Jooste/Dr Jan van Rensburg	Theuns Bester Hall
09:45	Break-away sessions: Chairpersons to be announced Workbooks	Desmondi Lecture room Room 168, Building 6 FNB Aditorium, Building 6
10:45	Refreshments
11:15	Final Plenary Session Feedback from Work Session: Chaka Croukamp Creating Pathways for Southern African Coach Education Panel Discussion: -ICCE -SASCOC -Department of Sport and Recreation -Gauteng Department of Sport and Recreation Topics to be formulated Official Closing of Conference: The way forward.	Theuns Bester Hall
12:30	Lunch	Theuns Bester Hall