Coach SG

Join us for an exclusive Coaching Forum plus Workshop at the FIBA 3x3 Asia Cup 2026!

OCBC Arena Hall 1
4 April (Sat) · 9am – 12pm

Hear from international 3x3 standouts Seda Erdogan and Angelo Tsagarakis as they share insights on:
• Key principles for coaching 3x3 at all levels
• Designing practices for decision-making and creativity
• Competitive habits that translate from 3x3 to 5v5

This forum plus workshop is perfect for community, school and club coaches looking to sharpen their craft and connect with fellow coaches in Singapore’s growing 3x3 scene.

Limited seats, registration via https://go.gov.sg/fiba3x3forumworkshopapr2026

CoachSG wishes our coaches a prosperous and fulfilling Lunar New Year 2026.

May the year ahead bring continued growth, meaningful progress and shared success.

Happy Lunar New Year🍊🧧.

A night to honour those who work behind the scenes.

At the Coaches Appreciation Night, over 200 coaches were recognised for their dedication at the SEA Games, ASEAN Para Games, Asian Youth Games and Asian Youth Para Games.

Behind every athlete’s success is a coach who believed first — and yesterday night, we celebrate them.

Over 200 coaches recognised for their efforts at four major Games in 2025 Sport Singapore presented them with medallions, thanking them for their contributions. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Thank you Ms Goh Hanyan 吴函燕 for gracing our event! And of course, thank you to all coaches for your presence and continued dedication for Team Singapore! 🇸🇬

✨ International Women’s Day(IWD) at CoachSG – Give to Gain ✨

This March, we’re celebrating IWD the CoachSG way — through learning, sharing, and growing together. 💪💬

With one workshop every week, we’re creating spaces for coaches to connect, reflect, and give back to the community that shapes us. From the power of mentoring, to conversations on menstrual health, coach wellbeing, and coach-parent relationships — each session is designed to support meaningful journeys in coaching and sport.

Because when we give our time, stories, and support — we all gain. 🌱

Here’s to uplifting women in coaching, strengthening connections, and learning together this IWD.

For Coach Azhar Yusof, leading Team Singapore’s wheelchair rugby team has been both challenging and deeply rewarding. New to the sport but guided by experience, he has learned alongside his athletes, inspired by their commitment, resilience, and willingness to show up — session after session — despite the obstacles they face.

As wheelchair rugby makes its debut at the ASEAN Para Games, Azhar’s focus is clear: prepare the team physically and mentally, help them believe in their abilities, and represent Singapore with pride.

Para sport is not about limitations. It’s about opportunity, effort, and what becomes possible when we focus on ability over disability.

As Team Singapore prepares for Thailand 2026, he hopes Singaporeans will not only support para athletes, but also come forward to volunteer with the Para Sport Academy — helping build a stronger, more inclusive sporting community. 🇸🇬💪

From national archer to para coach, Pang Qing Liang believes great coaching is about helping athletes adapt, believe, and maximise their potential.

In para archery, success is not about lowering standards. Athletes compete under strict classifications, often scoring on par with able-bodied competitors.

What makes the sport unique is the creativity required — adapting equipment, environments, and training so athletes can perform at their best.

As Team Singapore prepares for the ASEAN Para Games, Coach Pang focuses on adaptability, self-belief, and trusting the process. His hope is simple: that his athletes enjoy the journey, stay present, and let the outcome take care of itself.

👉 Follow this series, Coaching Beyond Limits, as we spotlight the coaches leading Team Singapore’s para athletes forward. 🇸🇬💪

Coaching para table tennis is not about shortcuts. For Coach Goh Chyuan, it’s about patience, persistence, and people.

He began as a volunteer in 2011, supporting athletes who faced daily challenges just to reach training. Over time, he has watched them grow stronger, healthier, and more confident, building the programme from the ground up through trust and commitment.

Para sport, he says, is not easier or less competitive. Athletes compete within strict classifications, earning every point through skill and discipline.

As Team Singapore heads into the ASEAN Para Games, his wish is simple: compete with confidence, give their best, and feel supported every step of the way. 🇸🇬🏓

👉 Follow this series, Coaching Beyond Limits, as we spotlight the coaches leading Team Singapore’s para athletes forward. 🇸🇬💪