As a Senior Club Coach in TeamGym you will be able to support participants working towards more advanced competitions. You will learn about the psychological pressures and physical requirements of the participants you are coaching. You will be able to coach participants in dynamic jumps, balance and flexibility elements, and exciting apparatus skills. You will develop the ability to coach participants at junior level National and International competitions.
You will already hold a complete Level 3 TeamGym qualification.
Level 3 (or equivalent) coaches who are supporting gymnasts working towards more advanced competitions. Coaches must complete an application process to be accepted onto the course.
This course is a practical and theoretical course. It focuses on the technical aspects of the syllabus skills, how to support progress and how to physically prepare participants for the skills covered within the syllabus. It also explores the underpinning scientific theories and concepts which can be applied to the gymnast’s training and competition environment.
The course is delivered by multiple sessions in both the classroom and gym.
The number of course days will vary from course to course; see application stage and course page for further details.
You should be able to bring at least one gymnast who (as a minimum) is working towards the skills in the syllabus.
A formal mentor is not required however we suggest you have a network of people who you can learn from as good practice in your Continued Professional Development.
You will receive Common Core and Sport Specific resource packs, and a Logbook.
This can be found on the specific course page when you move to enrolment.
By the end of the course learners will understand:
Learner must be at least 18 years old on the first day of the course
Floor:
Tumble:
Trampette:
Trampette Vault:
Common Core:
Sport Specific:
Acro only: learners are required to bring the current Code of Points with them to the assessment for the Sports Specific theory paper.
Regular theory and assessment opportunities will be provided throughout the calendar year and candidates must book onto these opportunities within the 2 year registration period. If you are unable to attend these please contact your course organiser. Any assessment organised without the consent from British Gymnastics will not be valid.
Learners should chose one skills matrix box and prepare all skills. The assessor will select the three pieces of apparatus to be demonstrated during the assessment. The learner may select either the handspring front somersault tucked or the Tsukahara tucked vault option.
3 of the 4 skills listed will be chosen for assessment:
1. Floor: Straddle press to handstand
2. Tumble: Handspring, straight 360, straight 180
3. Trampette: Double straight 180
4. Trampette Vault: Handspring straight front 180 or straight Tsukahara
3 of the 4 skills listed will be chosen for assessment:
1. Floor: Headstand to elbow planche
2. Tumble: Double back somersault (piked)
3. Trampette: Double straight 180
4. Trampette Vault: Handspring tuck front 180 or tucked Tsukahara
3 of the 4 skills listed will be chosen for assessment:
1. Floor: Handstand to elbow planche
2. Tumble: Double back somersault (tucked)
3. Trampette: (full in, half out pucked)
4. Trampette Vault: Handspring pike front 180 or piked Tsukahara
3 of the 4 skills listed will be chosen for assessment:
1. Floor: Handstand to planche
2. Tumble: Whip, flic, double back somersault (tucked)
3. Trampette: 180 in, back out piked
4. Trampette Vault: Handspring straight front 180 or straight Tsukahara
3 of the 4 skills listed will be chosen for assessment:
1. Floor: Butterfly
2. Tumble: Whip, flic, double back somersault (piked)
3. Trampette: 180 in, back out piked
4. Trampette Vault: Handspring pike front 180 or piked Tsukahara
The courses below are in date order, soonest displayed first.
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