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Becoming more active
Welcoming, engagement, positive, communities, great experience, inclusive, relationships
Unless you create positive and inclusive experiences within inclusive environments, then there is no common ground on which to bring people together. These environments should furnish all participants with a sense of value and equality.
People have a variety of abilities and levels of interest in sport and physical activity, which means it can represent as much a source of division as it can a means to unity if not positioned correctly. It must be carefully considered who makes up the chosen communities and their relationship with sport, otherwise, you can only bring together people who are good at and like sport and not reach those who don’t.
Are you ‘just sport’ or are you #MoreThanSport?
Are you ‘just sport’ or are you #MoreThanSport? That distinction determines your Scope, Partners, Income and Impact –in other words: Grow your SPI² Sadly, we still come across (too) many sports bodies, clubs and coaches who only see the world through the lens of...
Are you player-centred? Or are you being run for the benefits of the coaches?
Are you player-centred? Or are you being run for the benefits of the coaches? Many traditional sports providers are struggling to attract and retain participants and players as they often focus on the talented and dedicated people and, sometimes deliberately, ignore...
Sport for Change and Social Good
Sport for Change and Social Good Workshops How you can change people's lives through sport and physical activity in a vibrant, visible and viable way A series of workshops for professionals and volunteers held across the UK Providing...
Introducing: the Community Sports Change Maker
Help our sports club make a real change We must help our community sports clubs play a bigger role in their communities Introducing: the Community Sports Change Maker Many traditional community sports clubs are struggling to attract players and volunteers...
New places and new people – a different approach to engaging with inactive people
New places and new people – a different approach to engaging with inactive people London Sport may have found an answer to the question of how to get more inactive people active (hint: it may not necessarily involve sports clubs, leisure...
Activating the inactive is completely different from coaching the dedicated
The way we train our coaches and activators to get more people active has to change, big time! Introducing Activity Growers and the Activity Grower Academy There is an increasing focus on how community sport and physical activity providers can improve the way they...
