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Australian Athletics is building, iterating and organically changing the landscape for women in high performance coaching.

The Australian Government is providing an additional $3.2 million to support women in coaching, officiating and sports administration.

High performance coaches from 11 different sports have joined the program to enhance coaching connections and foster collaboration.

Griffith University biomechanical researchers have produced 'Digital Athlete' and it could be the ultimate coaching tool for elite sport.

The AIS continues to prioritise coach development, awarding grants of up to $40,000 to 14 sporting organisations to help strengthen their coaching workforce.

Nine high performing women are gaining hands on international experience and being fast tracked on their coaching journeys through the AIS Experiential Learning Program (ELP).

Supporting, retaining and progressing women in high performance coaching and executive roles is the aim of the 2022 AIS Talent Program, launched by the Australian Government today.

The AIS continues to address the under-representation of women in high performance coaching roles, bringing together representatives from across the sport sector for a forum in Melbourne this week.

Former Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) Accelerate participant Kathryn Chen is ticking off her career goals one by one after being offered an assistant coaching position in the United States.
