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Sabot Tasmanian State Coach position 2012

by richard scarr on 23 Jul 2012
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The Tasmanian Sabot Sailing Association (TSSA) is looking to engage a coach for the 2012-13 season.

We are looking for that person to be available to come to Tasmania for three coaching weekends (8-11 September, 13-14 October; 8-9 December), plus be available as State Coach for the entire 2012-13 Sabot Nationals that are being held at Royal Brighton YC from December 28 - January 4.

The person we are seeking will be able to coach the sailors to sail better, will be able to analyse and correct poor technique, teach race and start tactics, and in other words, take them to that next level.

Expressions of interest, including a coaching CV, name of referee, and remuneration expectations should be sent to TSSA President, Scott Ragg at scott.ragg(at)utas.edu.au by Sunday 6 August 2012.

Enquiries and further information can be obtained by telephone on 0429 173 335
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