Do you regularly work with young people aged between 6 and 18? If so, check out our coaching children workshop.
The BMC’s new Coaching Children workshop is designed to help coaches better understand how they can maximize the impact of their coaching sessions with young people.
Discover how to create a stimulating and positive learning environment, where young climbers are motivated to learn through fun, enjoyment and challenge.
Coaching Children will introduce coaches to innovative new tools and practices to help them develop all facets of a young person’s climbing skills, from the technical and tactical to the mental.
In addition, this workshop also aims to provide coaches with a clear framework of safe practice in the introduction of basic physical training for young people to support their climbing.
Also learn from other professionals as we give coaches the opportunity to share good practice and personal knowledge and experience with others, picking up new ideas for their own coaching practice.
Key Learning Outcomes:
1. Identify the characteristics of key developmental windows for young people
2. Learn how to create an engaging and stimulating learning environment
3. Identify and select appropriate physical training protocols for young people
4. Highlight the importance of psychological skills development
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Find out about our other Coach Education courses HERE
Watch BMC Coaching Children workshop on BMC TV :
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Courses for indoor climbers making their first moves onto rock
Who are they for?
These courses are ideal for novice climbing club members, students, parents and individuals who may have had the odd taster of climbing outdoors and wish to gain key safety skills at an excellent price. They may also be a good precursor for people contemplating the Single Pitch Award training. You should already know how to put on a harness and belay. These courses are for people aged 18 or older.
What do the courses cover?
A variety of topics will be covered during the day as well as offering a fun taster to outdoor climbing. Topics may include:
Types of trad climbing equipment
Placing good protection
Building good belays
Using guidebooks
Seconding/top roping
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