Empowering Athletes: Gymnastics Australia's Athlete-Centred Coaching Approach

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Gymnastics Australia’s athlete-centred coaching is an approach that has revolutionised the way athletes train, compete and engage with their sport.

“Our job is to empower athletes, it’s not about the coach or the support team, it’s about their gymnastics and we’re here to facilitate that in any way we can to help them get the job done.”

Head Coach - Men's Artistic Gymnastics, Australia

Sean Wilson

Morgans (right) with his 2023 Continental Championships teammates Heath Thorpe, James Hardy, Clay Mason Stephens and David Tanner)

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