About ASPC

WHO WE ARE

A

fter the success of the 1st forum, held at Sydney on September 1999 and the 2nd forum, held at Barcelona on September 2001 - it was clear that we needed a common place for the people and the organizations that work in the elite sports’ fields to exchange experiences and information.

T

he ASPC is a values based organization

  • Collaboration: We will enhance relationships at every opportunity
  • Excellence: We will continually seek, to do and be, better
  • Respect: We will treat everyone with care and concern
  • Responsibility: We will be answerable and accountable

 

M
ission: To elevate sport centers globally through collaboration and innovative leadership.
V
ision: Pursuing excellence through sharing expertise and experiences globally.

ASPC in numbers
13
forums
115
centres
11085
annual medals
13686
coaches
52586
athletes

Our worlwide

CENTRES

We are elite sport centres spread across the globe. Catering for all levels and specialisations.

 

North West Academy of Sport
2520 Potchefstroom, South Africa
North West Academy of Sport
Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba
Act Academy of Sport (ACTAS)
Canberra, Australia
ACT Academy of Sport (ACTAS)
National Sports Institute of Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur, 57000, Malaysia
CENTRO DE ALTO RENDIMIENTO INFANTA CRISTINA
LOS ALCÁZARES - MURCIA, Spain

latest

NEWS

BID GUIDELINES 2026 ASPC CONTINENTAL FORUM ON ELITE SPORT
6 March 2025

The Association of Sport Performance Centres (ASPC) hosts an international Forum on Elite Sport every two years. The goal of the biennial forum is to explore ways to better collaborate across the world, to provide an opportunity for sharing of best practices and for professional development of the leaders of high-performance training centres.

BID GUIDELINES 2027 ASPC FORUM ON ELITE SPORT
6 March 2025

The Association of Sport Performance Centres (ASPC) hosts an international Forum on Elite Sport every two years. The goal of the biennial forum is to explore ways to better collaborate across the world, to provide an opportunity for sharing of best practices and for professional development of the leaders of high-performance training centres. 

ASPC Mike English Scholarship Programme Contest
ASPC Mike English Scholarship Program Contest
25 February 2025

To foster innovation, knowledge transfer, and positive impact in the sports field by promoting the development of projects that benefit both performance centers and the broader sports community. The winner will receive a prize of 10.000€ to support the implementation of the submitted project.

leadership

PEOPLE

 

Kevin Subban
Former Vice President for Africa
Board
Debbie Low
Executive Vice President
Board
Silvia Matesanz
Host Secretariat
Board
Josep Escoda
Secretary General
Board
Takeshi Kukidome
Vice President for Asia
Board
Anne Marie Harrison
Former Vice President for Oceania
Board
Harry Baehr
Vice President for Europe
Board
Jochem Schellens
Former Treasurer
Board

CONTACT

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ADDRESS
Centre d'Alt Rendiment (CAR)
Av. Alcalde Barnils 3-5
08174 Sant Cugat del Vallès
Barcelona, SPAIN
MISSION VISION & PRINCIPLES
It all started in September 1999 in Sydney, Australia when a group of High Performance Training Centres from all over the world decided to combine efforts to share their experiences during the 1st Forum on Elite Sport. During the II Forum on Elite Sport, held in September 2001 at CAR Sant Cugat, Barcelona, it was commonly agreed by consensus that joining forces and sharing our experiences must be a direct benefit for athletes and centres around the world.

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SHARING PROFESSIONALS AMONG US, where you will find a section to post job opportunities, to be shared for free between ASPC Members. Only active members are allowed to post jobs, but anyone can view the job opportunities.

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  • "The Network of Canadian Sport Institutes (7 separately governed organizations) have all signed on to the 2015 Canadian Anti-Doping Program Covenant."
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