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0:00Georgia Walker is making waves as Tasmania Devils first BFL women's coach, but she's no ordinary sideline boss. This psychic medium blends tarot readings, raky healing, and spirit connections with her game plans. She runs a spiritual business on the side, and even reads cards for players and staff to boost their mindset. Her footy credentials are top tier. She learned coaching from her dad and regional Victoria, played state level, suited up for two games with Collingwood's AFL women's team, Captain St. St. St. Kilda's Southern Saints, and later coached the GWS Giants Academy and Backline before landing this gig over a stacked field. Players love her vibe. Vice-Captain Georgia Nicholas calls her Crazy Cat for that high energy and inside jokes that build team culture. Skipper Megan Gaffney praises how Walker focuses on personal happiness off field to sharpen on field connections. Many have tried her readings, and she weaves in journaling and affirmations for mental health without pushing it. Walker draws from her lifelong spirit experiences, like chatting with ghosts as a kid, to guide

1:04without forcing. She taps feminine cycles like moon phases for women's empowerment, but skips using psychic skills for wins, citing karma as a big no-go. Instead, she sparks curiosity to help athletes unlock their full potential. Her approach proves spirituality and sport can mix, turning quirks into strengths for better players and people. Tasmania is doing footy different, and Walker's leading the charge. That's the story for today. Sydney News Today, Driven by AI.