| Overview |
The Assistant Coach program is conducted under the supervision of a head club coach and coordinated by the relevant Member State organisation. The course is fully practical and encourages ongoing training through the guidance of the head club coach. The assistant coach will develop practices that are based on the LTAD and FTEM models. It is an entry level qualification that sets the grounding for further study towards the Coach Judo qualification. The program aims to develop assistant coaches capable of providing safe, fun, engaging training that maximises participation and enjoyment. |
The Coach Judo program is a full day program delivered and managed by Judo WA. The course is fully practical and encourages the coach to develop practices that are based on LTAD principles including FUNdamentals, ABCs and physical literacy. It is a practical and lecture based session of coaching activities. The program aims to develop coaches capable of providing safe, fun, engaging training that maximises the participation of participants.
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| Target Audience |
This program is designed to provide coach training through a head club coach for people who wish to work with children or beginner judoka. This could include senior blue or brown belts. |
This program is designed to provide coach training for people who wish to work with children and adults of beginner and intermediate skill levels. It is targeted at senior judoka and assistant coaches who would like to understand more about the role of coaching and running their own sessions.
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