Coaches Ed. is your gateway to becoming a fitness leader in the community. It’s a rigorous 3-month programme designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills and confidence to excel as a fitness coach.
Our programme covers everything you need to become an expert coach: whether you’re just starting your journey or aiming to specialise in a specific area of fitness.
A 3-month intensive practical course, teaching you key exercises in Olympic Weightlifting, Gymnastics, Strength and Conditioning and how to effectively cue, scale and progress them.
Mentoring to cover the theory you’ve learned as well as knowledge to help you effectively lead a group class.
Access to an online course platform where you’ll work through theory, how to coach movements, and assignments and quizzes to test your knowledge. Learn how to program and plan for your classes, as well as effective group management.
Group practical sessions to help develop you further in your classes. Skills such as group management, coaching, scaling, cueing and spotting faults. The practicals will start with going over what you’ve learned from the online content. Take turns in group sessions coaching and learning from each other, getting feedback from the course mentors to guide you along the way.
Class management as well as gym management.
TESTIMONIALS
“As a new coach, I sometimes lack the confidence in my ability to put into practice what I have learned. This workshop not only provided me with the opportunity to gain that confidence, but also gave me the skills and practice needed to be an effective coach... It has been an incredibly useful experience.”
“The workshop ran brilliantly. The format for the afternoon and snatch/BMU portions were always well explained and demonstrated. I was able to take away lots of feedback, cues and warm up ideas.”
“The workshop was very insightful, giving me more confidence in coaching athletes through these movements, as well as improving my own skills as an athlete the process.”
“It was well-paced, covering everything from warming up, to technique, to coaching and giving/receiving feedback. We also got a workout while doing it and had great discussions on the movements, learning to point out the root cause of problematic habits. It was engaging throughout and we had fun laughing at ourselves.”
“A really insightful & interactive experience - found it so useful and interesting for not only developing myself as a coach but able to take alot home to improve my own training and performance... I have come away feeling so motivated to demonstrate what I have learnt and have already put things into practice today! ”
Do I need to be able to perform all the movements I’m expected to coach?
No, a good coach does not necessarily have to have a perfect handstand or ring muscle ups. However a great coach should be working towards any skills they do not yet have and in a constant pursuit to move with the best form possible as we are the ones that will be demoing to our athletes. If you move well there is a greater chance they also will move well.
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Sleven Fitness, 78-79 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7TP
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