Coaching and officiating
Coaches are an integral part of sport. They are motivators, skill developers, guides, mentors and community role models.
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It has been shown that coaches have a significant impact on a player’s decisions about life-long involvement in physical activity.
Officials — referees, umpires, judges, timekeepers and scorers — apply the laws and rules of the sport and make decisions on infringements, time and score. They ensure that the game or competition is conducted fairly, in accordance with the rules and in a safe environment.
Coaches and officials help participants gain the maximum benefit from their physical activity.
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Active recreation
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Active women
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Benefits of physical activity
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Costs of physical inactivity
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Cycling for physical activity
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High performance
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Incidental Physical Activity
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Indigenous participation
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Junior participation
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Less active population groups
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Motivators and barriers in physical activity
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Non-organised sport and physical activity
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Organised sport and physical activity
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Participation of australians aged 15 and over
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Senior participation
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Social trends
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Social trends summary
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Swimming
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Volunteers
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Walking for physical activity
