Regarded widely as the optimal sport development framework for student-athlete, Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) is a pragmatic and scientific approach whereby a systematic, integrated system is built around developing student-athletes while identifying the appropriate competition levels at each stage.
In our Athletics Development programme, our aim is to develop student-athletes optimally based on Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) principles. Our Athletics Development programme framework comprises three key stages that is specially catered to the needs of the student-athletes aged 13 to 19 years old.
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Learning to Train
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Training to Train
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Training to Compete
Through this programme, we identify and develop potential and aspiring athletes, providing them with exceptional opportunities to achieve sporting excellence in the following areas:
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Personal Excellence
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Pride and Passion
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Holistic Development of the Athlete
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Character and Sportsmanship
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Emerging Leadership
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Improved Athletic Performance