Club-aligned coaches
Club-aligned coaches
Coaches listed here hold accreditation with a professional body and have their Working With Children Check status recorded and monitored by Athletics Wollongong. Note that the coaching services that they offer are independent from Athletics Wollongong. Though many of our members have benefitted from their skills, it is not necessary to become a member of our Club to train with them. Get in contact with a coach to find out more details on what they can offer! Several other coaches prefer not to list their details online; reach out and we can get in touch with them on your behalf, if you'd be suited.
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Barry McClelland |
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Brett Barklay |
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Geoff Stalker Middle and Long Distance AA Level 4 High Performance Coach Mob: 0409 927 966 Email: geoffstalker777@gmail.com |
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Greg Berrell |
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| Donna Hiscox Sprints, Relays & Hurdles ATFCA L2 ACEGS/AA Level 3 Advanced Coach Mob: 0414 767 373 |
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Tony Saunders |
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| Jamie Dawson Sprints, relays, long jump and triple jump AA Level 3 Performance Coach - Sprints, Relays, & Hurdles Mob: 0433 582 430 Email: mtorchp@gmail.com |
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| Tom Schambron Middle and Long Distance AA Level 3 Performance Coach (Middle and Long Distance) Mob 0403 826 431 Email: thomas13@gmx.net |
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Danielle Szakacs |
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Michael Doodson |
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Athletics Australia Coaching Levels
Level 1 Youth Coach
The Level 1 Youth Coach accreditation is designed for coaches who want to work with athletes aged 3-12 years old, and want to be involved in the early stages of athlete development. The primary objective of a Youth Coach is to utilise a games-based approach to develop fundamental movement skills (such as running, jumping, and throwing) and foster physical literacy in an encouraging environment.Level 2 Development Coach
The Level 2 Development Coach accreditation is designed for coaches interested in working with athletes aged 12+ years old. The primary objective of a Development Coach is to teach athletes the technical model of Track and Field events and develop biomotor abilities. Level 3 Performance Coach
The Level 3 Performance Coach accreditation is designed for coaches interested in working with athletes aged 15+ years old. The primary objective of a Performance Coach is to prepare athletes for successful performances at national and international competitions. They achieve this by applying a range of skills, knowledge, and techniques, including biomechanics, loading and recovery, nutrition, plyometrics, strength and conditioning, sport psychology, and periodisation.
Level 4 High Performance Coach
The Level 4 High Performance Coach accreditation is designed for coaches working with high performance athletes who are targeting major international competitions. The primary objective of a High Performance Coach is to prepare athletes for successful performances at international competitions. This is achieved through effective coordination of high performance support services, collaborating with athlete representatives, and implementing best-practice coaching principles for elite athletes.
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