Course Information: Alpine Development Coach Level 2
| ALPINE DEVELOPMENT COACH LEVEL 2 COURSE INFORMATION (Club Coach) This 4 day course is the second level of the Development Coach and is a performance module where the student will learn through completing a series of drill progressions to meet the required skill level of the course. The course is targeted at former athletes wishing to forge a career as a Snowsports Coach; Instructors and Coaches wishing to enhance their qualifications and knowledge through developing a greater understanding of Snowsports performance. The Development Coach Level 1 and Level 2 courses run as a seven day package, is designed to meet the needs of those candidates working towards their Level 3 ISIA Alpine award. The Alpine Level 2 Instructor qualification is a pre-requisite for this package. Members working towards their ISIA and booking the Alpine Development Coach Level 1 & 2 Courses together, must complete the required 20 hours before attending the Alpine Development Coach Level 1 Course. Please Note: As of the end of September 2010, 20 hours of Coaching Experience must be completed with a recognised, affiliated club with The Home Nation Governing Bodies prior to attending the Development Coach Level 2 Course. These hours can consist of either participation in coaching sessions or shadowing coaching sessions. Prerequisite
Athletic fitness level required to complete drills
Ski requirement of Giant Slalom skis of no less than 17m radius
Be an associate member of BASI
A Suitable Giant Slalom helmet is required
Any Coach Level 1 Qualification (Alpine, Alpine Freestyle or Snowboard Freestyle), effective September 2010
Modules required for Qualification
Valid (12 hour) first aid certificate
Attended a child protection module
Forward a copy of your disclosure certificate, if you have not already done so. If required click here for more information on how to apply for a basic disclosure The principal outcomes from this course are
Setting basic drills
Set courses for ski racers
Understand the basic bio mechanical movements, as explained through physics that appear in race technique
Enhancing analysis of skier performance relating to bio mechanics
Match drills to bio mechanics
How using drills can enhance skill acquisition practise sessions
Setting basic drills, brush and stubbie courses
Set courses for ski racers and develop performance in racing
The basics of spill zones
Demonstrate good racing technique
Introduce people to ski racing safely
Basic ski prep
Basic understanding of modern equipment
Introduction to Strength & Conditioning |
| Venue | Course | Dates | Price | Places Booked | Run By |
| Hintertux | Alpine Development Coach Level 2 | 20/09/2010 - 23/09/2010 | £355.00 | 20/20 | BASI | Login to Book ► |
| Hintertux | Alpine Development Coach Level 2 | 25/05/2011 - 28/05/2011 | £355.00 | 20/20 | BASI | Login to Book ► |
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