National Governing Bodies Flashcards
What is an NGB?
An independent organisation that manages a specific sport within a country.
What is an example of a Scheme used to promote participation in a sport by an NGB?
LTA aims to target young children to get involved in tennis by teaching them fundamental movement skills.
What is an example of media coverage used to promote participation in a sport by an NGB?
Sky sports coverage of Netball’s elite super-league, 2021.
What is an example of diversity and inclusion being promoted to promote participation in a sport by an NGB?
FA
Lead the change, Be the change, Inspire the change.
How do NGB’s develop the sport’s coaching and officiating infrastructure?
NGB’s have courses that people can take to become qualified officials or coaches in sport.
What is an example of officials having to stay updated when rule change?
How to use the new technology when VAR was introduced into Football.
Why do NGB’s organise competitions for their sport?
Good competitions bring in more money and increase the popularity and funding for the sport.
What is an example of an NGB with competitions?
The FA - Grassroots
For football.
Why may an NGB update and amend rules in a sport?
To ensure the game is fair and played to the highest standard.
What is an example of disciplinary procedures for rule breaking in a sport?
The FA has a zero toleracne policy for racism and has issued fines and bans to players and clubs.
Why do NGB’s have safeguarding policies?
To protect people from abuse.
What is an example of a Policy held by an NGB.
UK Athletics has an anti-doping policy which includes a list of banned substances.
What is The FA initiative?
‘Survive. Revive. Thrive.’
One of their aim is to increase the number of women playing football.
What are some income sources NGBs use?
Grants, Memberships, Subscriptions, Events.
What are some different ways funds are distributed?
Sport venues and facilities improvement
Education
National success
Performance grants
