Presentations

Falling is an intrinsic part of learning how not to fall. Kids should be moving and playing as much as possible, and that means they are going to fall from time to time – and there is nothing wrong with that. In fact, it’s an essential part of our natural coordination development.

A 1-hour workshop to give teachers/coaches tips and progressions to integrate an Ultimate Frisbee Unit in your curriculum.

In this session, teachers will discover effective methods for integrating physical activity into various subject areas, including (but not limited to): math, science, language arts, and social studies (INSOC).

In this keynote, we’ll zoom out to see how AI companions are transforming performance on the court, play in childhood, and wellness across all ages.

In this workshop, we’ll apply that same idea to AI. Together, we’ll explore how emerging technologies are expanding our vision for wellbeing, from new tools for physical health to possibilities like interspecies communication.

In this session, we will introduce net play and serving (short serve & high serve).

This session will explore why SEL is essential in elementary PE and how it supports the development of the whole child, both inside and outside the gym.

The first 20 minutes will be in a classroom to introduce our training methodology and what we will be doing on the pitch next. We will also explain why we think it is very important to "train the trainer", and introduce our way of doing it, with the whole process from training, practice, assessment and certification.

Participants were introduced to the fundamental principles of disc sports, including the philosophy of Spirit of the Game, fair play, and self-officiating.

Attendees will leave with practical ideas, adaptable lesson structures, and insights into how thoughtfully designed games can enhance participation and learning in physical education settings.