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FEBRUARY SEMINARS and CAL.S.A.C. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Click here for Information about the February Seminars and CAL.S.A.C. Annual General Meeting on Sunday 12 February 2012.

Click here for the Notice of Meeting and Agenda for the CAL.S.A.C. Annual General Meeting 2012 and for the Minutes of the CAL.S.A.C. Annual General Meeting 2011.


PREREQUISITES
Coaches - If you are involved with Calisthenic Solos, Duos or Graceful Solos, new prerequisites were introduced by CASA effective in 2008 and onwards.
Click here for full details.


HOW TO CONTACT US

The CAL.S.A.C. office is open every Wednesday between 10 a.m. and 12 noon.

An answering service is available at all other times.
Phone:8232 5891
Fax:8232 5891
Email:calsac@adam.com.au


INSURANCE

For a copy of CAL.S.A.C.'s insurance details for 2012, please click on the following links: page 1, page 2 and page 3.


HISTORY

As early as the 1970’s some of our more progressive coaches (teacher/instructresses as they were known then) tried to form an association for the benefit of coaches and to provide workshops and seminars for coach education.

It wasn’t until after the formation of the national body for Calisthenics, the Australian Calisthenic Federation (A.C.F.), when the Calisthenic Association formed a sub-committee as part of its Committee of Management, that a more formal approach was taken. As the role of the sub-committee expanded to cover the provision of all the coaching education required to comply on a national basis it became obvious that a separately run coaches association was necessary for the benefit of coaches and coaching in general, so with the full support of coaches the Calisthenic S.A. Coaches Association was formed by a general meeting on 14th March, 1993.

Initially we were not represented by a coach on the C.A.S.A. Committee of Management but gradually our role in coaching matters was recognised and today we have a representative (elected at the CAL.S.A.C. A.G.M. each year) on the C.A.S.A. Committee of Management.


WHAT WE DO

CAL.S.A.C. is responsible for the day to day running of all coaching administration in South Australia.

Our main areas of responsibility are to:
  • handle all the membership of CAL.S.A.C.
  • provide all the various levels of coach education and qualification
  • provide all necessary updating seminars/meetings/workshops etc for coaches
  • organise First Aid courses for coaches
  • provide a delegate to the C.A.S.A. Committee of Management
  • provide delegates to the Australian Calisthenic Federation Coaching Council (A.C.F.C.C.)

CAL.S.A.C. MEMBERSHIP

Any person who has attained Class Assistant or Cadet Coach accreditation or is a Level 1 Trainee Coach or an accredited Level 1 or Level 2 Coach is eligible for membership.

Associate Member
 Anyone having Class Assistant or Cadet Coach Accreditation

Full Member
 Any Trainee Level 1 Coach and all accredited Level 1 or Level 2 Coaches

Full members must keep their membership subscription up to date and attend a minimum of three CAL.S.A.C. seminars/general meetings per calendar year to maintain their accreditation.


CAL.S.A.C. COUNCIL 2011

President Carolyn Fortune
Vice President To be confirmed
Treasurer Michelle Gaffney
C.A.S.A. Representative To be confirmed
Assistant Coaches Course Co-ordinator      Sharron Stubbs
Adjudicators Representative To be confirmed
Level 2 Course Co-ordinator Diane Winterling
Level 1 Course Co-ordinator Heather Zandegu
Council Members Sue Edward
Sarah Fortune
Danae McGregor
Leonie Parker
Meredith Phillis
Rebecca Williams
Debra Wood

LIFE MEMBERS

Life Membership may be bestowed on any person who has rendered such services as would entitle them to this distinction, and they must be elected by a three-quarter majority vote of members at the A.G.M.

Our Life Members are:
Jan Rogers 5 February 1995
Helen Broad 11 February 2001
Sharron Stubbs      13 February 2005
Meredith Phillis 13 February 2005
Diane Winterling12 February 2006
Carolyn Fortune7 February 2010
Dianne Nicholls7 February 2010
Leonie Parker7 February 2010
Glenys Anderson6 February 2011

COACHING PATHWAY

Following is a summary of the various levels of coach status available and full details of each course.

The Class Assistant Course is run by CAL.S.A.C. for the benefit of young assistants at our clubs in South Australia. All other courses – Cadet to Level 2 – are part of the National Coaching Accreditation Scheme and are managed by the A.C.F.C.C. on behalf of the A.C.F.
CLASS ASSISTANT

A Class Assistant Course is conducted each year for anyone working in a class situation as an assistant to a coach. Applicants must be 11-13 years of age in the year of the course.

Click here for more details on the Class Assistant Course.


CADET COACH

The A.C.F. Cadet Coach Course is conducted each year for anyone over the age of 14 who wishes to become a Cadet Coach. This course is also a prerequisite for the Level 1 Coach course.

Click here for more details on the Cadet Coach Course.


TRAINEE LEVEL 1 COACH

Trainee Level 1 Coach status is applied to anyone who has completed all the prerequisites for the A.C.F. Level 1 Course and has successfully completed the 2 day theory component of the course conducted each February by CAL.S.A.C.

Trainee Level 1 Coach status continues while the applicant completes 40 hours of practical coaching with a qualified Level 1 coach and until they have been successfully monitored.

Click here for more details on the Level 1 Course.


LEVEL 1 COACH

Any coach who has successfully completed the A.C.F. Level 1 Coach Course and who is maintaining their qualification with regular updating.

Click here for more details on updating requirements.


LEVEL 2 COACH

Any coach who has successfully completed the A.C.F. Level 2 Coaches Course and who is maintaining their qualification with regular updating.

Click here for more details on the Level 2 course.