VIS archer, Imogen Grzemski once received a unique birthday present which changed the course of her life. Reaping the benefits of the holistic support of the VIS along the way, Imogen shares her pathway from Connecticut, USA, to pulling on the green and gold for Australia.
Question: with less than 10 per cent of the top 36 funded high-performance sports in Australia led by women coaches, what will Australian sport look like if this imbalance remains
It takes a village to raise an [athlete] and an even more dedicated community to raise an Olympian and Paralympian. For the support staff at the VIS, this sometimes involves putting ourselves in the athletes shoes in order to understand what it takes to reach the top.
Archery Australia (AA) and the Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) are excited to announce a new program partnership to deliver an Archery performance program to nationally identified athletes in Victoria. The program will focus on preparing selected athletes for competitions across all Olympic and Paralympic disciplines.