Camelon Juniors add Taekwondo star Asia Bailey to coaching team
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Asia, the daughter of local martial arts legend David Bailey, has been involved with sport all her life and competed across the world with Team GB between the ages of 16 and 18.
Since then she has focused on her education, completing and HNC in Health, Fitness and Exercise and will graduate from the University of the West of Scotland next month with a degree in Sport and Exercise Science.
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Hide AdNow, she is hoping to bring her experiences as a top level athlete and the knowledge she has gained to the Mariners to help their players realised their full potential.
She said: “ When I was an athlete I worked in a multidisciplinary team with physiotherapists and strength and conditioning coaches.
"I can relate to the players and what they're going through and what training they need to do to compete at the top.
"The things I'm bringing to the club should start at grassroots levels, younger players should get this sort of training so that when they get to senior level they can perform to the best of their ability having had that training from a young age.
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Hide Ad"I felt like this would be a really good opportunity for me to apply my knowledge and put it into practice to benefit Camelon.
"Hopefully I can help progress the players to make sure they are playing to the best of their ability. It will be a really good opportunity for me and the players.”