PPT-Special Olympics Healthy Athletes Data WG2013

Matt Holder MD MBA Global Medical Advisor Special Olympics Inc Chairman of the Board Special Olympics Kentucky Special Olympics Nearly 4 million athletes Nearly 50000 competitions . The better the . coach. …. . the better the . experiences. …. . the better the . athlete. !. 1. Course Overview. 2. 1. - The Athlete. 2. - Teaching &. Training. 4. - Managing the Program. Area Conference. 1. / Special Olympics Texas. . Hello Coaches! . . . We . want to thank you for all you do for the athletes and families of Special Olympics Texas. This PowerPoint contains the updates you will find in the . . Healthy Athletes . 1. Objectives of Workshop. 2. / . Special Olympics. Why are we here today. ?. We are here today to:. Learn . about . Athlete Leadership . Review the SO Mission. Discuss Healthy Choices . powerpoint. template. Some tips on creating your own template and great presentations.. 1. 2. / . Special Olympics North Carolina. Special Olympics NC . Young Athletes™. Sherry Paul. SONC Volunteer YAP Sport Development Team Director. powerpoint. template. Some tips on creating your own template and great presentations.. 1. First get the . typeface. …. This presentation uses the typeface . Ubuntu. . This. typeface . can be . downloaded for free . Leadership Conference 2017. Presented by your Community Resource Directors,. Lauren Bruce & Melanie Guntner. 1. There’s no “U” in Committee!. Obviously, your role as coordinator is B-I-G! Committees help disperse some of the workload. April 19, . 2017. 1. We have the perfect pivot point . to reframe our movement message.. 2. / Special . Olympics. Training & competition for . people with intellectual . disabilities.. 1968-2017. Quick Overview of ALPs. 1. Objectives of Workshop. 2. / . Special . Olympics. Why are we here today. ?. We are here today to:. Learn . about . Athlete Leadership Programs . Review the SO Mission. Have participants identify specific aspects of the mission that are important to them personally.. 2. Special Olympics helps more than 4.5 million athletes with intellectual disabilities worldwide. The organization gives the chance for the intellectually disabled to play sports . It is a symbol that anyone, even people with disabilities, can succeed if they are given the opportunities. Updated 7 . 30 .20 Return to Play FAQ Who is SODE working with to receive guidance and recommendations on safety protocols? Special Olympics Inc. (SOI), Center for Disease Control (CDC) and the State WHAT IS SPECIAL OLYMPICSSpecial Olympics Michigan Inc SOMI is an accredited program of 6peFiaO 2OympiFsx000F nFx0011 x000B62x000Cx000F ZhiFh is a JOoEaO nonx0010prot orJaniation providing sports train Written2Page 1of 3Works of The Order in ActionWorking together Teen SOYOand the Order of St IgnatiusSpiritual retreats summer camps and Teen SOYO involvement are among the many opportunities for teens General Orientation. The First Step to . Becoming an SONM . Coach, Unified Partner and Volunteer. Updated 1/6/2014. . The mission of Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for people 8 years of age and older with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community.. What Will be Covered . In This Training?. History of Special Olympics International . Overview of Special Olympics Health & Healthy Athletes. Understanding the population we serve. MedFest Protocols and Purpose.