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24.01.2022 Culture #TheDigitalAthlete

24.01.2022 Take it personal. #TheDigitalAthlete

23.01.2022 Sportsmanship So great to see both teams get around Bengals rookie QB Joe Burrow after he injured his knee last week. #TheDigitalAthlete

22.01.2022 Put yourself in the right position and work really hard. The right things will happen to you. Some wisdom from WNBA player Kristi Toliver. #TheDigitalAthlete

22.01.2022 Older generations who haven’t grown up with social media often don’t understand it and don’t want or know how to deal with it, but it is not always the answer to tell athletes to simply ‘stay off social media’ This is because social media is now so much more than a networking platform - it also acts as a news aggregator, a marketplace and also where we find the bulk of our entertainment. Athletes need a proper education in social media that clearly demonstrates the potent...ial ramifications of engaging online; not just a code of conduct or scare tactics. #TheDigitalAthlete

19.01.2022 "Obviously didn’t think St Kilda would have made finals, not well planned. You can always have another baby, you may not get the chance to play in another finals series!" One-eyed football fans, and especially those who have not seen a finals campaign in some time, are having a hard time understanding Carlisle's decision to put family first. What would you do in this situation?... #TheDigitalAthlete

19.01.2022 Classic! #TheDigitalAthlete

18.01.2022 Family first. #TheDigitalAthlete

18.01.2022 At the end of the day, it’s most important what you think about yourself and believe about yourself than what anyone says. - Becky Hammon Via WNBA #TheDigitalAthlete

17.01.2022 Are your thumbs killing your opportunities? #TheDigitalAthlete

17.01.2022 Australian Women's Lacrosse Team squad members Marlee Paton and Hannah Nielsen testing out the Zena Sport performance vest yesterday. Founded by former AFL footballer Brad Johnson and his wife Donna, the Zena performance vest has been put through the highest standard of sports science impact testing via leading Australian Universities to provide the best protection while being extremely lightweight and agile with no restriction to a players movements. As you can see, the natu...re of lacrosse places the defender's hands right on the rib protection part of the vest! #WelcomeToTheCircus

16.01.2022 "But how is it in a network where Daisy Pearce has become one of the best special commentators in the country, and the face of footy news is Jacqui Felgate, that we have to put up with rubbish like this?" #TheDigitalAthlete

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15.01.2022 Check out this highlight package of TDA athlete Kiralee Collings Kiralee currently attends Maribyrnong Sports Academy, plays for the Sunbury Jets and is working towards a NCAA Division 1 opportunity. #TheDigitalAthlete

15.01.2022 Never a good idea... #TheDigitalAthlete

15.01.2022 BTS today for a new partnership between the Australian Women's Lacrosse Team and Zena Sport Stay tuned for more details. #TheDigitalAthlete

15.01.2022 Always keep receipts #TheDigitalAthlete

13.01.2022 He’s back. #TheDigitalAthlete

13.01.2022 He just needs to be made an example of so that these young guys who are coming up and looking at these older players think they’d better not do that sort of stuff. #TheDigitalAthlete

12.01.2022 is an important content pillar when it comes to social media in sports and delivering shareable content, so Did You Know or Fun Fact posts are always a winner. We’re currently working with the Australian Lacrosse Association and just discovered this ripper: Hannah Nielsen is on track to become the first female Australian lacrosse player to play in SEVEN World Cup events. ... That’s two U19 and five senior events including next year’s 2021 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship in Towson, pending team selection. Hannah played her college career at Northwestern University where she won four NCAA Lacrosse national championships and received The Tewaaraton Trophy in both her junior and senior seasons. She is now head coach of women’s lacrosse at the University of Michigan. #TheDigitalAthlete

11.01.2022 For high-performance people, high-performance athletes, high-performance coaches, that’s enough to take away part of who you are. And that’s dangerous. And it’s just as dangerous as this virus. #TheDigitalAthlete

10.01.2022 Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson says the sheltered AFL environment means some players are not equipped to deal with the public fallout when they make off-field mistakes. #TheDigitalAthlete

10.01.2022 The report also said Collingwood responds to racism claims through the prism of protecting the club’s brand and reputation, rather than addressing the issues directly and instigating meaningful change. #TheDigitalAthlete

10.01.2022 He received a football as a gift for his third birthday and from that point on, the game would consume him. RIP Diego Maradona. #TheDigitalAthlete

08.01.2022 We aim to both and students and athletes in using social and other digital media in order to; Understand the social media ecosystem - legality, privacy, permanency, caution Gain skills that will serve well in the future - social media proficiency is becoming an essential skill... Engage productively, and appropriately online - understand what constitutes cyberbullying, the concept of ‘the digital self’, being a ‘better’ person online Navigate, manage and leverage any risk - develop an authentic online profile, increased resilience during a crisis, how to manage a crisis Maximise any potential sponsorship opportunities - develop a personal brand/attractive online profile, potentially become a trusted influencer #TheDigitalAthlete

07.01.2022 Perhaps Kuzma is feeling a bit overwhelmed with all the mentions and DM’s on Twitter, that he thought that just shutting it down completely would be the best move right now. #TheDigitalAthlete

05.01.2022 Our founder Carly has experienced something similar to this, although on social media. After attending a Suncorp Super Netball game a couple of years ago, where a young goaler - in her very first season - was not having a great game, and was subsequently subbed out. It was particularly noticeable as the only other player who played the same position was unavailable due to injury so a wing attack was placed there instead. On the train on the way home from the game, Carly read... some commentary on social media about the young player’s performance that absolutely astounded her - and from older women, in positions of power, no less. They said she was hopeless, that she should never have been given a contract, and that as paying members of the club, they deserved a better player. Carly - who wouldn’t normally engage in this kind of conversation on social media - posted something around having some compassion for the 21-year-old kid who was finding her feet in her first season, and to think about the fact that no one would be more flat about their performance than her, and without then having to read their comments. One of the women replied, she’s 21; she’s not a kid. Please be kind, be empathetic and consider athlete mental health, in person and when engaging online. #TheDigitalAthlete

05.01.2022 Your weekly reminder. Are your thumbs killing your opportunities? #TheDigitalAthlete

04.01.2022 This is just great #TheDigitalAthlete

03.01.2022 When you tick one thing off your to-do list... #TheDigitalAthlete

02.01.2022 BRAIN FADES Cardale Jones tweeted this while enrolled at Ohio State, and before he had ever played a game. It landed him in hot water but he eventually became a star at Ohio State, leading them to the national championship after the 2014 season.... He was viewed as a potential first-round pick in the 2015 NFL draft, but he chose to stay in school and he considers his decision a great one, even if it cost him millions of dollars. #TheDigitalAthlete

01.01.2022 Kane Cornes was also a trending topic on Twitter on Saturday night, with plenty of fans letting him know he missed the mark with his bold prediction. #TheDigitalAthlete

01.01.2022 "Not many men would say they look up to a woman but I look up to her." #TheDigitalAthlete

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