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Learn to instruct the fundamental movements of sport, including catching, jumping, striking, running, and kicking.
Learn moreThis resource provides basic information to help ensure successful sport experiences in a mainstream hearing setting for athletes who are deaf/hard of hearing (D/HH).
Learn moreThis important training focuses on the unique needs of female athletes in an effort to promote a level playing field within sport.
Learn moreImprove your coaching skills through our Canadian Sport for Life and Long-Term Development (LTD) programs.
Learn moreSport Manitoba believes in being proactive in ensuring sport in our province is safe and enjoyable so that all our participants remain active for life.
Learn moreSCORE (Sport COnnect and REspect) is a program of ten lessons designed to join a deliberate approach to youth development and sport participation.
As a coach or a parent, you might encounter a bullying or harassment situation you are uncertain about how to address. This support line offers consultation, referral, and resources. Talk to someone who can help.
LEARN MOREThis program is an opportunity for female coaches to develop and maintain their skills.
Learn MoreBuilding coaching capacity to provide women coaches with a practical and integrated major national multi-sport games experience.
Learn MoreProviding Aboriginal apprentice coaches with professional development and learning opportunities at the Canada Games to prepare them for high level coaching.
Learn MoreDiscover the world of sport through our collection of multimedia resources and suggested readings.
Learn MoreLearn about the apps and other online resources that make it easier for coaches to stay connected and informed.
Learn MoreRead our collection of concussion resources for coaches and athlete trainers.
Learn MoreProspective and established coaches can discover the programs, courses, and development opportunities available to them as they join and grow their skills in the profession.
One of the wonderful aspects of coaching is there’s always room for development. We’ve put together a list of professional growth opportunities for Manitoba’s established coaches .
Learn MoreDiscover which option is best for your coaching career.
Learn MoreA bursary presented to four students who have demonstrated a commitment to coaching in Manitoba. Our goal is to encourage students to continue coaching while attending a post-secondary institution.
Learn More/ApplyWomen to Watch is a grant program administered by Sport Manitoba and Sport Manitoba Coaching designed to assist young girls and women to further their involvement in their chosen sport.
apply nowSport Manitoba offers a wide range of developmental grants that facilitate the development of athletes, coaches, officials, and volunteers at the community level emphasizing training and skill development.
apply nowHelps coaches and officials with financial assistance to attend certification courses and professional development opportunities.
apply nowThe 1991 Grey Cup Legacy Fund was established by the Grey Cup Festival Committee, with the surplus funds arising from the holding of the 1991 Grey Cup Game in Winnipeg. The Fund’s purpose is to promote excellence in football and other sports in Manitoba through the development of coaching expertise.
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Kate Nosworthy: Advancing Taekwondo with Passion and Precision...
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National Coaches Week encourages Canadians to say thanks and celebrate the tremendous positive impact coaches have on athletes and communities. This week is an opportunity to recognize coaches for the integral role they play by simply saying #ThanksCoach. Sport Manitoba Coaching’s National Coaches Week Schedule Sept. 16 & 17, 2024 – NCCP Psychology…
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