STRATEGY
Once you have the evidence from the Analysis stage, you can develop your strategy for building a support services network that works for your sport. Every sport is different, with specific funding, geographical, and political considerations. We can help by providing an independent assessment of your current system, and by developing a science and medicine strategy that will address the needs identified in the assessment as well as the evidence from the Analysis stage. Our experience with many different sports, in different countries, and at different levels of the athlete development pathway, will provide ideas at this stage.
Previous Contracts for "Strategy" Projects
Canadian Cycling Association (2008 to present):
- Ongoing strategy and implementation for science and medicine services for the National Cycling Team
- Collaborate with the Canadian Sport Centres and external practitioners to provide services to our non-centralized team
British Judo (2005):
- Attended competition and interviewed athletes and staff (Personal and National Coaches, Sports Institute Staff) to determine needs and priorities
- Developed a staggered strategy to address highest priority needs within existing budget, gradually developing a centralized service structure
- Strategy was implemented successfully
- Reference (2008) from Performance Director of British Judo, with results of implementation
British Wrestling (2006):
- Attended competition and interviewed athletes and staff to determine needs and priorities
- Developed a strategy to provide the biggest possible performance impact on a limited budget