Australia Sport
- Created by: FranWilliams
- Created on: 03-05-17 13:19
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- Australia (AIS)
- Developed from East German Model
- Emphasis on Elite sport
- providing opportunities + provisions
- Adapting it to the sporting values and ambitions of australia
- natural competitiveness
- greater focus on teaching sport and physical education
- early recognition and talent ID
- Talent ID in schools
- Scouting at competitions
- higher percentage of active people than UK
- live longer lives with fewer health implications
- Greater life enjoyment
- Healthy, balanced, active lifestyle
- live longer lives with fewer health implications
- Emphasis on Elite sport
- The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS)
- age range from 13 - 30
- announced in 1980, based in Canberra
- aimed to improve provisions for elite/aspiring athletes
- local and residential facilities
- upgraded schools programme
- School sport awards
- Sponsorships
- developed specialised state run centres
- Centralised
- Victoria institute of sport (VIS) - Melbourne
- Poor Performance in Montreal 1976
- no wins in the olympics
- Decline since the Munich 1972 olympics
- 8-Gold, 7-Silver, 2-Bronze
- Decline since the Munich 1972 olympics
- identified a decline in physical activity rates
- higher obesity rates
- General lack of fitness
- no wins in the olympics
- Pyramid of development
- identify drop out rates
- local, national and regional organisations
- provide pathways from grassroots to excellence
- better coaching, equipment, facilities due to more funding
- national/elite squad
- Elite Performer Participation Grassroots
- Essential to develop young athletes
- Case Study: SuperRoo bikes
- cause of AUS Olympic team champions 3 years running
- not limited to Australia, as a commercial enterprise
- bikes built by RMIT(Melbourne)
- AIs used advanced cycling test machience = best design
- personally adjusted models to the athletes
- Wind tunnels
- Carbon fibre cycle, lightweight and aerodynamic
- AIs used advanced cycling test machience = best design
- cause of AUS Olympic team champions 3 years running
- Developed from East German Model
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