Education Hub
For Sporting Clubs
If you’re involved in sporting clubs or organisations that work with young people, you’ve come to the right place! Through our Embrace Sport initiative, we’re developing a game plan for better body image in sport – and we would love to get the message out in as many ways as we can to help all kids Embrace their bodies for life.
Change starts right here, with the Embrace Sport Playbook. It’s a simple, practical guide to building better body image in community sport. By making sporting environments more supportive, welcoming and inclusive for young people, they are more likely to keep playing the sport they love for longer.
These resources are for all people involved in sport and physical environments, from parents and volunteers to club officials and coaches. Have a look, and most importantly – pass them on to others!
why Embrace Sport?
A game plan for better body image in sport
Let’s work together to end the epidemic of body hate and negativity, so young people can learn to move, nourish, respect and appreciate their bodies.
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Simple actions can help to change the culture at your club to make sports and physical activity more welcoming and positive for everyone involved.
Young people are more likely to keep participating in sport and physical activity when they feel safe, supported, accepted and valued.
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get the free embrace sport playbook
A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO BUILDING BETTER BODY IMAGE IN COMMUNITY SPORT
The Embrace Sport Playbook is a free and practical guide designed to promote better body image within community sports across Australia. It specifically aims to support parents, coaches and administrators to create sporting club cultures to prevent young people dropping out of sports and other physical activity because they feel judgement, shame and embarrassment about their bodies within their sport.
The Playbook is based on research in the area of body image, sport and physical activity, drawn together by Dr Angela Hinz, Lecturer at the University of the Sunshine Coast, and Dr Zali Yager, Adjunct Associate Professor at the Institute for Health and Sport at Victoria University.
Register now to get access to this FREE resource, covering 4 key areas:
- Offering flexibility in sport uniforms
- Celebrating diversity and representing all bodies
- Banning body talk and body shaming
- Focusing on food as fuel
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the embrace sport playbook is here
Register now to get access to this FREE resource:
Register now to get access to this FREE resource, covering 4 key areas:
Offering flexibility in sport uniforms
Celebrating diversity and representing all bodies
Banning body talk and body shaming
Focusing on food as fuel
Downloadable resources
download these free resources to help your players embrace their bodies!
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Work With Us
Our Embrace Hub Experts are available to engage with sporting and community groups to give keynote talks, webinars, workshops, consulting and partnerships. We’re open to big ideas that can contribute to epic impact. Email us with your needs and we will see what we can do.
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