Research Paper (undergraduate) from the year 2018 in the subject
Health - Sport - Sport Economics, Sport Management, grade: 94, La Trobe
University Melbourne, course: PHES ACW, language: English, abstract: It
took me some times to become the club welfare officer of this great
club, Malvern Magic Soccer club. The most important steps includes;
attending the FA safeguarding children welfare officer workshops, and by
having an in-date FA accepted enhanced with children's baring list. The
two are crucial in understanding the basics of young athletes and their
needs. After the certification as the welfare officer, the following two
main roles are under my care; to be clear about the clubs
responsibilities when running activities for young athletes such
medication and transportation, and help club personnel in understanding
their duty of care towards the athletes on what means and entails on a
daily basis. Conceptualization states that the coach-athlete
relationship can be defined based on the behaviors coaches and athletes
manifest on the sport field. Based on the case study, Michael who is an
athlete and Bill the team coach have an un-effective relationship driven
from both Michael's perceptions towards the coach and vice versa. Bill
feels that as much as Michael uniquely talented and having
self-confidence in the field, Michael does not respect him, not sure to
trust him, and he is not honest. Self-determination theory tries to
explain both intrinsic and extrinsic motivation of the athletes towards
team's success. Basing on the characteristics of Michael, it can be
concluded that he has introversion personalities. Introverts tends to be
more quiet, reserved, and introspective. Developing cultural competence
is a process in which an athletic trainer learns to appreciate and
respect cultural differences and take them into consideration in order
to care for patients in a culturally congruent manner. Introvert
disorders can be remedied in various ways. The easiest and most
