Posted 05 November 2010 - 07:00 PM
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I did this course a while back, don't be to put off by the 2 day certification:-) there are some stringent requirements for passing which I will list to ease your mind about idiots gaining the certificate.
#1. you must have no expierience in any type of conditioning.
#2. you must never have touched a Olympic bar or done any oly lifting or power lifts.
#3. during your self intro to fellow course members it is very important that you tell lies about your abilities and achievements.
#4. you must have no coaching ability or confidence in front of your peers.
#5. you will own a gym and have trained and coached multiple world champions, and when asked have no recall of their name.
On completion of the two days if you have zero knowledge or very little you will learn something. I have a vast amount of expertise and qualification and yes I did learn something, I stole a coaching tech that I liked and a qoute. Was it worth 250? No, but if you want to get involved in sport as a s&c coach then you really have no choice, as it is now becoming a prerequisite for most jobs.
Also you will not be able to call yourself an accredited s&c coach as that seminar is an intro not a pass or fail be very careful if you decide to call yourself a s&c coach using uksca as your qual !!!!!!
Are you oly lift / power lift / plyo / etc qualified?? If not be careful.
The level 1 cse has about as much use as the cf Certs. It is just an intro.
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