\nTime<\/strong> 10.00\u201316.00
\nPlace<\/strong> Nolia Sports Centre in Ume\u00e5<\/p>\n
Who can take part? All children and young people are welcome, regardless of whether they are complete beginners or already active in sports. In addition parents, coaches and other interested parties are invited to take part in our \u2018Pep Talk\u2019 seminars held throughout the day. Taking part in Change the Game is totally free for everyone.<\/p>\n
*Physical literacy: To appreciate and develop a life-long interest in physical activity through motivation, confidence, knowledge, understanding and physical competence.<\/em><\/p>\n Star Raiders<\/a> Children aged 7\u201312 will be given the chance to make their way through an activity course adjusted to their specific ages called Star Raiders<\/a>. Exercises are designed to be a fun way to challenge and test their all-round skills in combination with various sport-specific elements.<\/p>\n This year the course features new exercises and will be rotational, with shorter and more intense sessions. Each session takes approximately 20 minutes.<\/p>\n Place<\/strong> The Athletics Hall<\/p>\n Star Raiders is being led by Johan Andreasson (SISU idrottsutbildarna), who will be ably assisted by well-known guest coaches.<\/p>\n Many of the sports associations that are backing Change the Game will hold a series of free activities in the football hall, where children and young people will get the chance to try for themselves how to play with various balls and rackets, as well as take part in other fun challenges.<\/p>\n The principle theme is \u2018Increasing Our Children\u2019s Physical Literacy\u2019 through developing motivation, capability and possibilities to be physically active. Seminars will alternate between questions from the public and conversations with the panel made up of sporting stars, leading researchers and experts.<\/p>\n Moderators<\/strong>\u00a0Kajsa Bergqvist and Ola Svensson (SISU idrottsutbildarna). How coaches can increase children\u2019s enjoyment of sports and physical activity.<\/strong> Coaches will get hands-on tips on how to increase children\u2019s enjoyment of sports (for life) and how to minimise the risk of them quitting sport. And best of all? The course and tips have been scientifically proven to work!<\/p>\n Panel members: Johan Fallby (Sports Psychologist, author, FC K\u00f6penhamn) and Jan-Erik Romar (sports researcher at Ume\u00e5 University\u2019s School of Sporting Sciences)<\/p>\n How parents can influence a child\u2019s motivation to get moving and take up sport.<\/strong> Panel Members: Inger Eliasson (Sports Researcher at Ume\u00e5 University\u2019s School of Sporting Sciences) and Per Elofsson (3-time world champion, \u2018bragdguld\u2019 2001 and winner of TV show M\u00e4starnas m\u00e4stare in 2009).<\/p>\n How we can get children moving.<\/strong><\/a> Panel members: Inger Eliasson (Sports Researcher at Ume\u00e5 University\u2019s School of Sporting Sciences)<\/p>\n The importance of active children.<\/strong> How we succeeded with integration in child and youth sports.<\/strong><\/p>\n Stina Hildingsson from Korpen Ume\u00e5 discusses their hugely successful integration and inclusion project. Stina is responsible for public health projects, development work and group training.<\/p>\n \u00c5ke Huitfeldt, a sports and health teacher, references his own research to give concrete tips on how best to manage young people\u2019s first experiences of sports in school.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s get our children and young people active!<\/strong><\/p>\n Kalle Zackari-Wahlstr\u00f6m gives his views on training and how we should motivate children and young people to be more physically active.<\/p>\n Panel members: \u00c5ke Huitfeldt, sports and health teacher, awarded the title of \u2019Sports Teacher of the Year 2010\u2019.<\/p>\n Steps we need to take so that everyone has the same chance to participate and develop!<\/strong><\/p>\n Peter Brusvik, from the Swedish Football Association discusses why they have decided to stop appointing winners in leagues and tournaments for children under the age of thirteen.<\/p>\n Coaches and parents will also receive advice on when a child should start specialising in sport from Tor S\u00f6derstr\u00f6m, Professor\/Director at Ume\u00e5 University\u2019s School of Sporting Sciences, who has conducted a number of studies of Swedish football.<\/p>\n Panel members: Hanna Ljungberg (World Cup silver medallist 2001 and winner of the Diamond Ball 2004).<\/p>\n This \u2018mini-\u00c5FT\u2019 is also an exclusive insight into SISU\u2019s popular course \u201d\u00e5ldersanpassad fysisk tr\u00e4ning\u201d (\u00c5FT or age-appropriate physical training)<\/a> that has been attended by around 500 coaches in V\u00e4sterbotten since it started in 2014. A guaranteed \u2018kick\u2019 for all those involved in sporting activities! Register at: changethegameumea.se\/mini-aft2016<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n \u201cAsk the Doctor\u201d Experience our \u2018activity quiz course\u2019 Language Assistants <\/p>\n
\nTry-it-out activities<\/a>
\nPep-talks<\/a>
\nMore activities<\/a><\/p>\nStar Raiders<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nTry-it-out activities<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nPep talks<\/h2>\n
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This year we\u2019re arranging a series of mini seminars that in different ways are designed to inspire parents and coaches to make it even more fun for children to engage in sports and become physically active. Leading sports researchers and experts will share their exciting experiences, insights and techniques, with some of Sweden\u2019s top sporting stars taking part. All pep talks are open to the public.<\/p>\n
\nPlace<\/strong> The Football Hall<\/p>\nPep-talk 1 – kl 10.15
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\nPer H\u00f6glund (Chairman of S\u00e4var IK and a Researcher at Ume\u00e5 University) together with Maja Bergkvist (SISU-educator at Empowering Coaching) will talk about SISU\u2019s new coaching program, \u201cEmpowering Coaching\u201d<\/a>, that has been developed by the University of Birmingham under the management of Professor Joan Duda.<\/p>\nPep-talk 2 – kl 10.45
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\nJohan Fallby gives useful and often thought-provoking tips to parents on motivating their children. Johan is a sports psychologist advisor and previously competed in table tennis at national level. After, among other things, being responsible for sports psychology at the Swedish Football Association for 10 years, Johan now works for FC K\u00f6penhamn Football Association. In his celebrated book \u201cDo It Better Then If You Can!\u201d he discusses the role of parents and explores questions such as: \u201cwhat really motivates a child?\u201d, \u201cwhen must a child choose a sport\u201d and \u201cshould parents get involved\u201d?<\/p>\nPep-talk 3 – kl 11.15
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\nWorld leading expert Dean Kriellaars discusses physical literacy<\/a> and why it is the key to physical, social and psychological health and the desire to take part in sport and improve performance. Dean will share some of his valuable and practical tips on how parents and coaches can increase a child\u2019s ability and motivation to get active.<\/p>\nPep-talk 4 – kl 13.00
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\nAnna Iwarsson describes one of the biggest threats to mankind \u2013 physical inactivity. Anna is an author and opinion leader and has written the acclaimed report \u2018Sitting is the new Smoking\u2019<\/a>. Anna is chairperson of the Swedish Gymnastics Association and a board member of the Swedish Sports Confederation. Maria Svensson from GUIF will also share her experience of their new training models in which GUIF has increased all-round training for children starting out playing handball. This model can potentially inspire other sporting disciplines to embrace the concept of all-round training.<\/p>\nPep-talk 5 – kl 13.30
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<\/h3>\nPep-talk 6 – kl 14.00
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<\/h3>\nPep-talk 7 – kl 15.00
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<\/h3>\nPep talk special<\/h2>\n
A more in-depth pep talk with Dr Dean Kriellaars from Canada who will address those who already have a basic knowledge of all-round training and who are open to adopting new methods to develop their mentees, team or association. Dean will discuss the concept of physical literacy, why it is so important and give valuable tips on how it can be implemented in an association so that ultimately children and young people become more active longer, feel healthier and perform better.
\nSaturday, 10\/9 12.00\u201313.00
\nPlease Note: Limited places available. Registration required.
\nPrice: 100 kr (includes lunch)
\nRegister at: changethegameumea.se\/dean\/<\/a><\/p>\nMini-\u00c5FT – kl 14.30<\/h2>\n
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An exclusive opportunity for coaches from all sports to get a brief introduction to age adapted physical training. Participants will be taken through a rotation of the Star Raiders obstacle course with head coach (and \u00c5FT instructor) Johan Andreasson and Dean Kriellaars (all the way from Canada and a world leading expert in how to encourage children to get more active). They\u2019ll describe the principles behind each exercise and why they offer such good training and most of all are fun for children. In just 20 minutes participants will get a unique opportunity to see for themselves how to make physical training fun and healthy for children.<\/p>\n
\nSaturday 10\/9 14.30\u201314.50. Limited places (50)<\/p>\nMore activities<\/h2>\n
\n<\/strong>Put your questions about training and sports-related injuries to Per Jonsson, a registered physiotherapist at the Orthopaedic Clinic VLL and Ume\u00e5 University\u2019s School of Sporting Sciences. Also known from SVT\u2019s \u2018Ask the Doctor\u2019 TV show. Per will be on hand to offer advice to parents and coaches throughout the day. You\u2019ll find him at Ume\u00e5 University\u2019s stand in the football hall.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Throughout the day you can participate in our \u2019activity quiz course\u2019 designed for children and adults. The course is made up of different \u2019experience stations\u2019 which challenge participants in various different ways. The course is designed so that it can be advantageous for adults and children to take on the course together! Everyone who completes it will get a chance to win some great prizes.
\nQuiz sheets are available at the VK and SISU stands and from the information desk.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Thanks to V\u00e4n i Ume\u00e5<\/a> there will be \u2018language assistants\u2019 on hand at the Information stand at the centre of the football hall. More information coming soon regarding which languages they will be able to assist visitors with.<\/p>\n
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