Beyond the Club

Beyond the Club

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Beyond the Club episodes

  • Bonus Episode: Minister Katrine Hildyard

    This episode is a conversation between Sam Elliott and Minister for Recreation, Sport and Racing, Katrine Hildyard. They discuss the FIFA Womens World Cup and the impact it will have on local community clubs and their members; the formation and aims of the SA Women in Sport Taskforce; creating sporting clubs as a safe space for members and the importance of participation.


    Time Stamps:

    (00:00)-(01:49) Intro

    (01:49)-(02:22) Sammy D Ad

    (02:22)-(29:01) Inspiring Inclusive Sporting Communities

    (29:01)-(29:44) Good Sports Ad

    (29:44)-(30:48) Outro


    Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/beyond-the-club/id1598043933

    Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6GoauXLSrWI5KWFHTmJZBB

    Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/beyond-the-club-podcast-623288226/

    Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BeyondtheClubPodcast

    Instagram https://www.instagram.com/beyondtheclubpodcast/

    Twitter https://twitter.com/beyond_the_club?lang=en

    Ben Hook https://twitter.com/benhook1

    Sam Elliott https://twitter.com/Sam_ElliottFU

    Katrine Hildyard MP https://twitter.com/KatrineHildyard

    31 min
  • Best of 2022

    We’re starting the year with a catch up of the best from 2022!

    Thanks for your support in Season 1! We look forward to having you back in 2023 as the Beyond the Club community continues to grow.

    In Season 1 we produced 17 episodes of the podcast, in addition to six episodes on the determinants of 'FUN' in Sport.

    Sam and Ben got together and selected these highlights from Season 1.

    • Craig Scott from Goodwood Saints Football Club talking about what clubs should focus on for long-term success in Episode 5.
    • Sam Elliott talking about parental involvement in sport in Episode 9.
    • Deb Agnew shares her research looking at athletes who are transitioning out of sport in Episode 7.
    • Murray Drummond shares the latest research on girls and young women in sport in Episode 12.
    • Catherine Litchfield discusses the intersection between injury and social support for female athletes in Episode 10.
    • Shane Pill discusses the benefit of coach developers in Episode 3
    • Be sure to stay tuned as we’ll be kicking off Season 2 next week with a very special guest!


      Time Stamps:

      (00:00)-(00:48) Intro

      (00:48)-(04:29) Craig Scott

      (04:29)-(08:26) Sam Elliott

      (08:26)-(08:59) Sammy D Ad

      (08:59)-(13:11) Deb Agnew

      (13:11)-(19:00) Murray Drummond

      (19:00)-(19:43) Good Sports Ad

      (19:43)-(23:31) Catherine Lichfield

      (23:31)-(24:47) Shane Pill

      (24:47)-(25:18) Outro


      Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/beyond-the-club/id1598043933

      Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6GoauXLSrWI5KWFHTmJZBB

      Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/beyond-the-club-podcast-623288226/

      Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BeyondtheClubPodcast

      Instagram https://www.instagram.com/beyondtheclubpodcast/

      Twitter https://twitter.com/beyond_the_club?lang=en

      Ben Hook https://twitter.com/benhook1

      Sam Elliott https://twitter.com/Sam_ElliottFU

      Murray Drummond https://twitter.com/MurrayDrummond4

      Catherine Litchfield https://twitter.com/CatherineLitch4

      Shane Pill https://twitter.com/pilly66

      26 min
    • 81 determinants of fun in youth sport: Part 6

      Ben Hook and Dr Sam Elliott are back for another bonus episode about FUN in youth sport. In this episode, Sam explains why playing rough, getting compliments from coaches, practicing with specialist coaches, having a group of friends outside of school, and end of season social events are source of FUN for children. Based on the work of Amanda Visek, this sixth instalment is not to be missed.

      A short and sharp episode for all parents, coaches and clubs.

      Mentioned papers: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4201634/


      Time Stamps:

      (00:00)-(01:21) Intro

      (01:21)-(04:48) Playing rough

      (04:48)-(08:12) Getting compliments from coaches

      (08:12)-(11:07) Practicing with specialty trainers and coaches

      (11:07)-(12:18) Having a group of friends outside of school

      (12:18)-(14:18) End of season team party

      (14:18)-(15:46) Outro

      16 min
    • 81 determinants of fun in youth sport: Part 5

      Join Ben Hook and Dr Sam Elliott in this bonus episode on the topic of fun. Ben and Sam dive into the next ‘5’ determinants of creating a fun experience for players in sport, based on the work of Amanda Visek. Sam unpacks why.

      A short and sharp episode for all parents, coaches and clubs.


      Time Stamps:

      (00:00)-(00:53) Intro

      (00:53)-(03:52) Having people cheer at the game

      (03:52)-(07:07) Playing against evenly matched teams

      (07:07)-(08:37) Being around your friends

      (08:37)-(11:48) Going out to eat as a team

      (11:48)-(15:09) Wearing a special cool uniform

      (15:09)-(16:26) Outro

      17 min
    • Episode 17 - Making community sport safer: A conversation with Sally Underdown from the Alcohol and Drug Foundation

      Join Ben Hook and Dr Sam Elliott in conversation with Sally Underdown from the Alcohol and Drug Foundation. In this episode, Sally discusses the mission of the Alcohol and Drug Foundation’s Good Sports Program, explores the challenges for sporting clubs to change culture, and highlights opportunities to make your club safer.


      Time Stamps:

      (00:00)-(02:32) Intro

      (02:32)-(06:18) Club of the Day

      (06:18)-(07:05) Good Sports Ad

      (07:05)-(26:35) Good Sports Community Transformation

      (26:35)-(27:23) Sammy D Ad

      (27:23)-(29:22) Addressing Alcohol and Drug Challenges in Clubs

      (29:22)-(33:53) Fast Four

      (33:53)-(34:36) Outro

      35 min
    • 81 determinants of fun in youth sport: Part 4

      Join Ben Hook and Dr Sam Elliott in this bonus episode on the topic of fun. Ben and Sam dive into the next ‘5’ determinants of creating a fun experience for players in sport, based on the work of Amanda Visek. A short and sharp episode for all parents, coaches and clubs.

      Mentioned papers: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4201634/


      Time Stamps:

      (00:00)-(00:20) Intro

      (00:20)-(02:43) Showing good sportsmanship

      (02:43)-(04:42) Making a good play

      (04:42)-(05:58) A coach who allows mistakes

      (05:58)-(07:29) Learning new skills

      (07:29)-(09:04) Good Sportsmanship with parents

      (09:04)-(09:30) Outro

      10 min
    • Episode 16 - Netball and the rise of AFLW: girls, parents and coaches speak

      Ben Hook and Dr Sam Elliott unpack Sam’s latest published research on the growth of sporting opportunities for girls and the consequences for traditional sports like netball. Sam offers four important tips for sporting organisations concerned with a potential leakage of players to other sporting codes.

      Mentioned Paper: The promotion of sporting opportunities for girls and young females and the implications for traditional female sports: a qualitative descriptive study (https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/epub/10.1080/17430437.2022.2080059?needAccess=true)


      Time Stamps:

      (00:00)-(01:37) Intro

      (01:37)-(04:11) Club of the Day

      (04:11)-(04:53) Sammy D Ad

      (04:53)-(25:04) Evolution of Women in Sports

      (25:04)-(25:43) Good Sports Ad

      (25:43)-(32:37) Fast Four

      (32:37)-(33:26) Outro

      34 min
    • 81 determinants of fun in youth sport: Part 3

      Join Ben Hook and Dr Sam Elliott in this bonus episode on the topic of fun. Ben and Sam dive into the next ‘5’ determinants of creating a fun experience for players in sport, based on the work of Amanda Visek. A short and sharp episode for all parents, coaches and clubs.


      Mentioned papers: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4201634/ 


      Time Stamps:

      (00:00)-(00:29) Intro

      (00:29)-(01:17) Team ritual

      (01:17)-(02:54) Getting your picture taken

      (02:54)-(06:13) Winning

      (06:13)-(08:00) Getting along with teammates

      (08:00)-(09:09) Variety

      (09:09)-(09:31) Outro

      10 min
    • Episode 15 - What makes Goodwood ‘good’? In conversation with Craig Scott

      Join Ben Hook and Dr Sam Elliott interview Craig Scott, president of the Goodwood Saints Football Club. In this episode, Craig describes how Goodwood have become a club at the forefront of best practice on and off the field, and what you can do to improve club operations and culture.


      Time Stamps:

      (00:00)-(00:57) Intro

      (00:57)-(02:40) Club of the Day

      (02:40)-(03:21) Good Sports Ad

      (03:21)-(29:31) Building a Stronger Community Club

      (29:31)-(30:20) Sammy D Ad

      (30:20)-(43:07) Fast Four

      (43:07)-(44:08) Outro

      45 min
    • Episode 14 - Developing relationship between parents and coaches

      In this episode, hosts Ben Hook and Dr Sam Elliott are joined by emerging researcher and PhD student Kayleigh O’Donnell from Flinders University’s SHAPE Research Centre.  Kayleigh discusses the relationship between parents and coaches in sport and how important a good working relationship is to establish a positive and successful club environment. Kayleigh offers some great advice based on her PhD research on how to build and maintain a good relationship between parents, coaches, and the club by providing opportunities for both parents and coaches to grow and develop their relationships.

      A must listen episode for parents, coaches and club administrator involved in community sport.


      Time Stamps:

      (00:00)-(00:48) Intro

      (00:48)-(01:56) Club of the Day

      (01:56)-(02:42) Good Sports Ad

      (02:42)-(17:09) Building Strong Relationships in Youth Sports

      (17:09)-(17:53) Sammy D Ad

      (17:53)-(29:12) Fast Four

      (29:12)-(29:57) Outro

      30 min

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