18/08/2022
*Thursday Thinking Tennis*
Welcome back to SAS LTD’s, Thursday Thinking Tennis where we look at different ways to manage our programmes and clubs. Over the last few weeks, we have looked at ways of finding our blind spots and finding out what we may not be delivering within our club or programme. So, what do we need to do with the information? How do we prioritise what is the right thing to work on first and what is an area of need?
One great tool for this is using a RAG rating system. RAG stands for Red, Amber and Green. If you write down the list of areas you wish to look at, you can then put whether an area is a Red (not up to the required level, needs attention), Amber (its ok, could be better, needs some tweaking or improvement), Green (it is in a good place, happy with the offering and it is working well for what is required at present).
The aim is to then start to assess why an area is red, amber or green and start to set aims and goals on how to improve them. If you have a red, what will make it an amber? if you have an amber what will make it a green within your club or programme? It may be that you have to move from red to amber and cannot jump straight to green due to logistics and time available, but if you are focusing on improving the right areas your club and programme can only continue to improve.
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