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 | Coaching Prep Course / A: Orientation This introduction gives the objectives, approach, and set-up of the Coach Prep Course, as well as a quick overview of other components of the Starting Strength Coach Development program. | ||||
 | Coaching Prep Course / A: Orientation An introduction to the user interface, profile set up, and communication options on the learning mangement system (LMS) and the Forum.
All of these things are pretty easy to find and self-explanatory, but we've pointed out a few things you... | ||||
 | Coaching Prep Course / A: Orientation These three surveys are where we get to know some background information about you. | ||||
 | Coaching Prep Course / A: Orientation This section runs through some approaches you may want to try to help you process information, recall it better, learn it and really OWN it. Everyone should read the Learning Strategies summary page. A three-part video (~1 hr 6 min) follows that... | ||||
 | Coaching Prep Course / A: Orientation An introduction to course creators and mentors. | ||||
 | Coaching Prep Course / A: Orientation Lists of resources for further study and to build your reference library. | ||||
 | Coaching Prep Course / B: Coaching In this first week, coaching is defined, its components described, and the role of cues to communicate in real time is explored. The core instruction is given via a ~24 minute video that is broken into 3 parts. The coaching assignment includes a... | ||||
 | Coaching Prep Course / B: Coaching This module goes introduces the "coaching eye" and how it develops over time with experience as a lifter and a coach. | ||||
 | Coaching Prep Course / C. Basics of Strength, Physiology, and Anatomy for Barbell Training This module introduces basic definitions and concepts key to strength training with a few short videos. You should make sure to read the two articles from StartingStrength.com that are at the top of the additional resources document. The articles... | ||||
 | Coaching Prep Course / C. Basics of Strength, Physiology, and Anatomy for Barbell Training This unit starts by explaining overarching ideas of why a familiarity with basic sciences is important to a professional barbell coach, but at the same time how getting lost in the minutiae is a pitfall that should be avoided. After this, we go... |
