P2P OVERVIEW MAR 16

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Benedict Chong Wong Shotput Athlete Benedict lives in Massey and is one of 7children. His goal is to be a good role model for his family and be the best shot putter he can be. He works multiple jobs to support his family and his sporting goals. Benedict recently worked through a major injury to his finger that prevented him from defending his national title. Although faced with the challenges of injury, access to transport and financial pressures, Benedict has remained focused and is working harder than ever to return this season to perform at his best. A great example of his dedication is that he asked his little brother to attend the P2P workshops with him to take notes to ensure he was still able to access information.
Current Partners We are extremely grateful to our current partners who provide the Auckland P2P programme with the following: Sport NZ & HPSNZ: funding, leadership, professional development for the programme coordinators, development of P2P AUT University: free gym access for our athletes Auckland Council: free gym & pool access for our athletes including selected facilities on a needs basis AUT Millennium: free gym and pool access for our athletes Unitec: free gym access for our athletes and free office space on campus for one of our coordinators
Page 1 and 2: An Overview March 2016
Page 3 and 4: Key Objective The objective for Pat
Page 5 and 6: Why Was P2P Developed? The programm
Page 7 and 8: How P2P Works In Auckland Workshops
Page 9 and 10: How P2P Works In Auckland Strength
Page 11 and 12: What Sports Are Included? High Perf
Page 13 and 14: Our Athletes
Page 15: Byron Raubenheimer Para-Cyclist Byr
Page 19: What We Can Offer A Partnership 1.

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