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Level 3 Coaching Theory (Find courses here)

Name: Level 3 Coaching Theory (Find courses here)
Start: 01-01-1970
End: 01-01-1970
Location: ONLINE (Find British Gymnastics courses here)

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Organiser: British Gymnastics Venue: ONLINE (Find British Gymnastics courses here)

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Member – £340
Non-Member – £442

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The Level 3 coaching theory qualification has been designed to provide you with the skills and understanding to support participants through a competition training cycle. You must be working with gymnasts that are working towards a competition/event/festival (the level/ability of the gymnasts is irrelevant for this part of the course). Throughout the course you will develop the skills to evaluate, analyse and implement a training plan using a wide range of tools.

These courses are delivered by British Gymnastics.

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Level 2 Coaching Course - Trampoline

Address: 96 Fifty Pitches Road, Glasgow

Organised by Scottish Gymnastic

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Central Gymnastics Festival of Fright

Organised by Central Gymnastics Academy

12/10/2024

to 13/10/2024

Closed

Central Gymnastics Academy

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Level 2 Coaching Course - Acrobatic

Address: 4 Colvilles Place, East Kilbride, Glasgow

Organised by Scottish Gymnastic

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Address: 4 Colvilles Place, East Kilbride, Glasgow

Organised by Scottish Gymnastic

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Level 3 Technical Modules - Women's Artistic

Address: 4 Colvilles Place, East Kilbride, Glasgow

Organised by Scottish Gymnastic

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October Education Camp

Address: 4 Colvilles Place, East Kilbride, Glasgow

Organised by Scottish Gymnastic

14/10/2024

Closed

East Kilbride GC

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