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Specializing in Risk Management, Safety and Educational Services for Gymnastics professionals, Gym.Net offers employee training / certification courses, program consulting services, athlete workshops, and parent education seminars; a comprehensive selection of services:
Gym.Net Educational Workshops & Seminars -
· “Dealing With Conflict & Confrontation” is a discussion-based training seminar that begins with techniques to minimize conflict and build collaboration. Learn how to resolve conflicts and reach positive solutions without losing your cool. This valuable workshop will work at two levels - helping train teachers how to deal with students and helping adults deal with conflict without losing their cool. Don’t miss this workshop!
· “Conducting Effective Meetings” is a discussion-based training seminar that begins with techniques to minimize conflict and build collaboration during staff meetings, booster club meetings or simple one-on-one meetings. Learn how to become a good listener, negotiator, and trusted communicator. This valuable workshop will help develop collaborative workplaces by opening good communication between staff. Learn techniques to help you effectively lead interactive staff meetings to create a successful work team
· “Time Management, Priorities, & Deadlines” is a discussion-based training seminar that begins with techniques to increase efficiency and improve performance. Learn how to establish direction and take control of your valuable time. More precious than money, time is your greatest resource. Use your time wisely and spend it at this workshop!
· “Effective Use of the Internet / World Wide Web for Gymnastics” is a discussion-based seminar that begins with a general history and description of the Internet and concludes with how Gymnastics Professionals can utilize the World Wide Web to their advantage. Learn the basics of browsing the Net, using search engines, newsgroups, and listservs. See what makes a Web site successful and how to create and promote your own site.
· “Safety In The Gym for Class Instructors” is a discussion-based workshop that will cover all aspects of safety relating to Gymnastics programs. Go beyond the USAG Safety Certification course and join in this workshop that covers everything from setting up your facility safely to specific safety issues including proper equipment, programming concerns, and emergency action plans. Personal safety will be highlighted in this seminar, focusing on such topics as proper ergonomics to protecting yourself and your staff from blood-borne pathogens. Learn the questions that lawyers ask during litigation procedures and talk about ways to protect yourself and your staff. Every gym should benefit from this workshop as we increase the attitude of safety awareness as it relates to Gymnastics.
· “Parenting a Young Athlete” is a focused presentation specifically for the parents of athletes. Through this American Sport Education Program SportParent workshop, modeled after the Stanford University based Positive Coaching Alliance parent education course, parents can learn how to support their children while nurturing their child’s athletic endeavors. Parents will learn how to raise healthy attitudes towards sports and competitiveness in their children.
· “Interpersonal Communication Skills” is a discussion-based training seminar that begins with techniques to minimize conflict and build collaboration. Learn how to become a good listener, negotiator, and trusted communicator. This valuable workshop will help develop collaborative workplaces by opening good communication between staff. Customer loyalty will climb as owners and directors learn how to present their messages effectively.
· “Setting Up Your PreSchool Gym SAFELY” Have you ever thought of how your gym looks through a three year olds eyes? You may have all of the latest and greatest PreSchool mats and equipment but have you considered how a 5 year old will think to use them? How about your Parent/Tot classes, can your parents figure out proper usage and how to get the most from your facility and apparatus? “Setting Up Your PreSchool Gym” is a discussion-based workshop that will cover all aspects of safety relating to PreSchool programs. From setting up your facility safely for 1 to 6 years olds to specific safety issues including proper equipment, we will discuss programming concerns and emergency action plans. Every gym that offers PreSchool programs should benefit from this workshop as we increase the attitude of safety awareness as it relates to PreSchool Gymnastics.
· “Partners Not Problems - Keeping Parents Off Your Back And On Your Side” is based on the American Sport Education Program SportParent Guide and the National Alliance for Youth Sports program to help Coaches and Owners/Directors keep parents working with them rather than against them. Learn how to properly conduct parent meetings and educate your parents to assist you in your role as their child’s instructor.
· “Staff Development vs. Staff Training” Developing your organization begins with developing your employees to reach their full potential. Sending your coaches to Safety Certification courses and conducting in-service training workshops is no longer enough. If you can build strong leaders in your organization, you will find yourself growing an organization beyond your wildest dreams. This is an educational programming seminar on how to go beyond training and educating your staff to fully developing your employees to help you accomplish your mission. Your employees need to be nurtured and recognized for what they bring to your business. Teaching your teachers and coaching your coaches to meet their goals as well as yours will ensure a successful program. Learn organizational development and high-performance supervision techniques like 360° feedback, open communication skills, effective employee evaluations, and team-building exercises that you can take back to your gym and motivate your team of dedicated, valued, and valuable employees.
· “Easy Drills for Twisting Skills” is a lecture presentation of various drills and progressions coaches can use to introduce, explain, teach, or improve twisting technique. Simple progressions that can be used for all classes and ability levels, preschool through advanced.
· “They Could Be Giants” is a FUNdamental progression system that coaches can use to teach giant swings in their recreational classes. Almost all of the drills are appropriate for and could be performed by 6-year-old beginning gymnasts up through adults.
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