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Level 4 Coaching Theory (Find courses here)

Level 4 Coaching Theory (Find courses here)
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The Level 4 Coaching Theory course is designed for those who are passionate about creating positive performance coaching environments.  To optimise performance in your gymnasts you must appreciate how your actions and behaviours shape the environment you create for the gymnasts and coaches you work with. The course aims to enhance your existing knowledge as a level 3 coach by broadening your understanding of the concepts that underpin performance settings and effective coaching. The course is face-to-face with supporting online resources delivered by expert practitioners in their respective fields. 

Who is this course aimed at?

This course forms part of the Level 4 Coach (Cycle 7) accreditation. It is aimed at Level 3 (or equivalent) coaches wishing to hold the Level 4 Coach (Cycle 7) accreditation.

Syllabus:

  • Age and stage of maturation
  • Biomechanics
  • Injury prevention and rehabilitation
  • Planning and periodisation
  • Sports psychology
  • Strength and conditioning
  • Sports nutrition
  • The coaching process and coaching philosophy

Pre-requisites:

You must hold one of the following: Level 3 Coaching Theory and all Technical Modules in a selected gymnastics discipline, or, Level 3 Coaching Theory and a Development Coach credential. You also need Anti Doping Education CPD Module and The Coaching Process CPD Module. Please note: The Level 4 Coaching Theory accreditation must be booked, as a minimum, to allow for application to the Performance Coach (PC)/Senior Club Coach (SCC) technical course. The theory accreditation on its own does not qualify a learner to PC/SCC status or guarantee a place on a PC/SCC technical course. Full PC/SCC status is only gained with both the Level 4 Coaching Theory & the equivalent PC/SCC discipline specific course (Cycle 6, 7 or 8 dependent on discipline).

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