Jennifer Hamer appointed Head of Wellbeing and Performance at Gymnastics Australia

8 months ago

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Gymnastics Australia is delighted to announce that Jennifer Hamer has been appointed to the role of Head of Wellbeing and Performance, to help embed a high performance system that facilitates success for Australian gymnasts both on and off the floor.

At its core, athlete wellbeing is not simply a duty of care,” Jennifer explained. “When nurtured effectively, wellbeing becomes a powerful performance enabler.

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