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CPC
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CPC Made Simple Seminar for Coaches |
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Competition Restructuring Meeting – November 12 |
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2012
CanSkate University.
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Coaches'
Registration Reminder
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- Skate
Canada Professional Coaches’ registration forms
are due September 1, 2011.
- All
coaches must be registered before stepping on
the ice to coach at a Skate Canada Club.
- Skate
Canada Police Clearance Checks and Positions of Trust
Checks are required. All Police Clearance Checks and
Positions of Trust Checks are to be completed through
BackCheck. Please use the following link for more information:
http://www.backcheck.net/skatecanada
- Remember
to send a copy of your updated first aid certificate
and Making Ethical Decisions online evaluation result
to Skate Canada and Patricia Glenwright, Administrative
Coordinator at the Skate Canada – Central Ontario
office and also Stephanie Klein, Administrative Coordinator
at the Skate Canada-Central Ontario office.
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The
Coaching Committee is very excited to let you know that
we now have a page on Facebook- 'COS Coaches'. It was created
so coaches in our section would have a place to connect
and share events, opportunities and expertise. Members can
write on the wall, join in or start discussions and upload
photos,video and links. This is a closed group- coaches
only- you will need to request permission to join but it's
free.
Log on to f=facebook
If you don't yet have a page you will need to sign up. Once
in, search 'COS Coaches' and click on the 'Request To Join'
link. You should receive confirmation of your membership
within 24 hours.
Enjoy!
The COS Coaching Committee |
Looking
for information on mental training?
How about information on maximizing recovery
after training, visualization/imagery, nervousness in
athletes, making sense out of doping rules, how to keep
the coach sane or general coaching announcements? Visit,
Information from Skate Canada to find articles from
Professionally Speaking March 2005.
Enjoy & happy reading!
Please
Click Here To View Above Information
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To
teach Skate Canada programs coaches must be certified,
they must also be members of Skate Canada and hold a valid
first aid certificate.
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Skate
Canada views a coach
as being anyone who is a fully certified NCCP Trained CanSkate
Professional Coach or higher, is a Coaching Member of Skate
Canada and holds a valid First Aid certificate. Skate Canada
Professional Coaches must fulfill these qualifications before
being allowed to coach in a Skate Canada club or sanctioned
skating school. This ensures a standardized approach to
quality instruction in Skate Canada-Central Ontario programs.
The National Coaching Certification
Program (NCCP) is a three-part program that provides education
for coaches. It addresses various aspects of coaching through
Theory, Technical and Practical components. Topics covered
in the Theory component, for example, include Skill Analysis,
Sport Safety, Growth and Development, while in the Technical
component, Music and Choreography, Basic Movement, and Business
Management are a sample of the topics addressed. |
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