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Welcome to Manchester, a city with unrivalled sporting history, reputation and landscape.
Supported by several strong pillars. Two premier league powerhouses. A historic sporting legacy. World class venues and facilities. Successful hosting of major sporting events, including the 2002 Commonwealth Games, Women’s EURO 2022 and Davis Cup. This is Manchester.
We’re proud that no other city, arguably in the world, understands the significance of sport and physical activity as a catalyst for change.
Manchester is a world-renowned city of firsts. Punching above its weight when it comes to innovation. A city that thrives on pushing boundaries.
As a ‘city of firsts’, we’re inviting YOU to the join us at the very first Manchester Festival of Coaching.
This June, Manchester becomes the epicentre of coaching – and you're invited to be at the heart of it all.
Whether you’re an established career coach looking to enhance your skills and build your network, or an enthusiastic volunteer trying to support your local community, this summer’s inaugural Manchester Festival of Coaching is your chance to supercharge your skills, network with like-minded individuals, and become part of a movement that's redefining coaching.
Sunday (National Speedway Centre)
‘Lift off’, featuring Kirk Vallis, Phoebe Schecter and Sarah Green, with sessions including "Innovation and Creative Thinking", "Engaging and Embracing Diverse Cultures" and a practical Invasion Games masterclass.
Monday (Moss Side Leisure Centre)
Disability Inclusion
Tuesday (Manchester Metropolitan Institute of Sport)
Workshops, including "Emotional Intelligence in Sport Coaching: How to Manage your own and others' emotions."
Wednesday (The MIHP)
High Performance at the Manchester Festival of Coaching, featuring Paul Reddish, Phoebe Schecter, Tom Stanton and Tony Fretwell, with sessions including "What is an Elite Culture and How to Create it", "Talent Inclusion" and "Anti-Racism and Performance"
Thursday
Sport England System Partner Day
Friday (Manchester Metropolitan University)
The Next Generation, featuring Coach Core, Access Sport, We Love Manchester and CIMSPA.
Saturday (National Cycling Centre)
‘Touch Down’, featuring Rachel Taylor, Born Barikor and Becky Topping with sessions including "Women's Sport in Manchester", "Celebrating Neurodiversity" and "(Re)Engaging Adults".
For any enquiries or questions, please contact support@sportingpeople.co.uk
A member of our team will be in touch.