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Coaching Information
Coaching Synopsis
The coaching methods have been updated, the
previous Coaching Certificates will be worded differently to the
current Coaching Certificates. Shown below are the comparisons
between the old and new Coaching Certificates:
Assistant Coach is no longer recognised as a
valid Coaching Certificate
Coach is the equivalent to Coach Level 1
There is no previous equivalent to Coach Level 2
Senior Coach is the equivalent to Coach Level 3
Coaching Children is the equivalent to SCUK Coaching Children and
Young People
For an in depth coaching description please
download the BAB Coaching Handbook
Instructors can now proceed directly to Coach
Level 1. Students helping the instructor can be registered as
“assist only” for the insurance protection. Please refer to the
Insurance guidelines available as a BAB download.
With all the changes to the Coaching over the
last 12 months it is in need of a major update. It is proposed
to do this after the KKP recommended changes. Coaching criteria
has not changed only the CL2 and CL3 units.
Coach Level 1
This is a two-day course for students intending to
instruct without supervision at club level.
- This is a two-day course for students intending to instruct
without supervision at club level. An assessment of coaching
ability will be made by an approved Coach Tutor throughout the
course during both the theoretical and practical sessions. All
students successfully satisfying these requirements will receive
via their Association CLO a recognition certificate for Coach
Level 1. Certificates of competence will then be issued via the
Association.
Download
the Coach CL1 Application Form
Coach Level 2
This is a one day assessment for students intending to
instruct without supervision at club level and beginning to engage
in coaching activity at Association level.
The CL2 units may be taken via the BAB or scUK
The student will require the following
Units:
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BAB Units |
Sports Coach UK Units |
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Young People |
Coaching Children & Young People |
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Protecting Children * |
Safeguarding & Protecting Children |
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Practice, Skill & Technique |
Improving Practice & Skill |
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Fit for Purpose |
Fitness & Training |
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Communication |
Coaching Methods & Communication |
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Managing Risk |
Safe exercise, Injury Prevention & Management |
Protecting Children *. Not yet available via the
BAB
Safeguarding & Protecting Children /Protecting Children has been
added in line with current BAB CP aims.
It has replaced Planning for success/Planning & Periodisation and
this has been moved to Coach Level 3
Although desirable the students that have already taken this
unit will not have to take the additional Safeguarding & Protecting
Children / Protecting Children to go onto the CL2 assessment day. It
will not change all those that already have CL2. New students will
take the new unit.
If you have already taken the Safeguarding & Protecting Children
unit please contact me with the details/proof of attendance and on
application I will issue a BAB certificate . You must include the
tutors name, date and venue when applying for this BAB certificate.
Download the Coaching CL2 Application Form
Coach
Children Award or Sports Coach UK (Coaching Young Persons)
This award is for the instructor who is expecting to be
called on in the near future to take classes involving children
without supervision.
- This is a one day or four hour course for students that will
take classes involving children without supervision. Legally a
child is anyone under 18 years of age, not what your association
describes as juniors/children.
Download the Coach Young People Application Form
(please keep a copy of the form
to record your CL2 BAB certificate numbers, All your coaching
numbers are now listed on the coaching qualification pages)
Coach Level 3
This is a one day assessment for experienced coaches working at
national level within their Associations. The CL3 units can be
taken via the BAB or scUK.
The instructor will require the following Units:
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BAB Units |
Sports Coach UK Units |
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Equity |
Equity in your Coaching |
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Coaching Disabled People |
How to coach disabled People in Sport |
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Mentoring Coaches |
Iguide to mentoring Sports Coaches |
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Planning for Success |
Planning and Periodisation |
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Coaching Development |
Developing Coaches |
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Conscientious Coaching |
The responsible Coach |
Download
the Coach CL3 Application Form
(please keep a copy of the form to record
your CL3 BAB certificate numbers, All your coaching numbers are
now listed on the coaching qualification pages)
In recognition of the BAB CL2/CL3 certificate holders the insurers have reduced
the cost of the PI Insurance
Association awards:
These are organised with the applicants own association and
follow similar guidelines for the BAB Coaching Course requirements
Prior Accreditation:
This is restricted to Instructors from new associations
British Aikido Board Coaching Development Officer (BAB CDO)
Mr Frank Burlingham
British Aikido Board Course Administration
Officer (BABCAO)
Mr Grev Cooke
Tel: 024 7673 2132
First Aid
It is a duty of care for coaches to ensure that First Aid
provision within the dojo is available. Having an individual First
Aid qualification does not effect your coaching status. However
First Aid must be “Fit for Purpose” that is relevant to the needs of
the dojo provider. Due to public Liability the BAB will not be
involved in the direct delivery, accreditation or certification of
First Aid. All First Aid courses should be HSE Approved.
Download Files
| Area |
Title |
Type |
Version |
Upload Date |
| Coaching | | Pdf | v1.0 April 2004 | 21-Feb-2008 |
| | Pdf | v7.0 | 21-Feb-2008 |
| | Pdf | v7.0 | 21-Feb-2008 |
| | Pdf | v8.0 | 21-Feb-2008 |
| | Pdf | v8.0 | 21-Feb-2008 |
| | Pdf | v7.0 | 21-Feb-2008 |
| | Doc | v1.0 | 21-Feb-2008 |
| | Pdf | 08/08/2001 | 03-Jun-2008 |
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BAB Coach Tutors
Mr B Jones
Mr F Burlingham
Mr P Smith
Mr R Spence
Mr M Smith
Association Tutors
| Ann Billett - Aikido Development Society |
Stephen Billett - Aikido Development Society |
Peta Goodman - Aikido Fellowship of GB |
Jayne Phelps - Aikido Fellowship of GB |
Piers Cooke - Aikido for Daily Life |
Michael Sheridan - Aikido Research Federation |
Mark N Aldridge - British Aikido Association |
Ian Dunn - British Aikido Association |
Vanda Fairchild - British Aikido Association |
Terrence Gibbs - British Aikido Association |
Lesley Hepden - British Aikido Association |
Paul Holding - British Aikido Association |
Adrian Tyndale - British Aikido Association |
Paul J Wildish - British Aikido Association |
Allan Rowley - British Aikido Federation |
Dave Yates - British Aikido Federation |
Antony Yates - British Aikido Yoshinkan |
Stephen Boyle - British Aikikai |
Pauline Wilson - British Aikikai |
Michael Hayes - British Ki Society |
Denis Burke - Isshinkai Association |
Craig Hargreaves - Kai Shin Kai |
Jonathan Davies - KSMBDA Kolesnikov School |
Sarah Williams - KSMBDA Kolesnikov School |
Geoffrey Aisbitt - Seijitsu Aikido Ryu |
Terry Bayliss - Seijitsu Aikido Ryu |
Theresa Worsley - Shin Gi Tai Aikido Society |
Paul Evans - Shun Poo Kan |
Christopher Bartley - Takemusu Iwama Aikido GB |
Brian Stockwell - Tenchi Ryu |
Andy Hathaway - UK Aikido Federation |
Joe McEnroe - UK Shinwakai Aikibudo |
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