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✨ Well, we have been blessed with a bumper crop of abstracts that have flown into our #CRiC2026 conference mailbags! A huge thank you to those who squeezed in your submissions at the 11th hour... there's nothing like a deadline to focus the attention 🤩
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/cluster-for-research-into-coaching-cric_cric2026-beyondboundaries-cric2026-activity-7416792589942710272-5OAI?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAACRUee0BAi7lNjWw6SzKZWg77U9vv8YgbAs
‼️ Welcoming your abstract for any of our formats for this year's forthcoming #CRiC2026 conference!
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/cluster-for-research-into-coaching-cric_cric2026-abstracts-conference-activity-7414255467948101632-Ydjb?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAACRUee0BAi7lNjWw6SzKZWg77U9vv8YgbAs
⏳ Deadline is the 12th January folks -
#abstracts #conference #sportscoaching #academia #community
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The Cluster for Research into Coaching (CRiC) was formed at Manchester Metropolitan University in 2010 under the leadership of Professor Dave Day and Dr Bill Taylor with aim of developing critical coaching scholarship in the fields of pedagogy, sociology, history and law. CRiC has become known as the leading research group in the UK concerned with the sociology, pedagogy, history and ethics of sports coaching. CRiC has an emerging international reputation in these areas and will seek to continue to grow in influence and reputation.
