a coach in california wrote:
usatf certification? only if it increases my paycheck significantly.
Wow, the rare coach who is more interested in money than learning more about the sport. You're a winner!
a coach in california wrote:
usatf certification? only if it increases my paycheck significantly.
Wow, the rare coach who is more interested in money than learning more about the sport. You're a winner!
One of a kind wrote:
a coach in california wrote:usatf certification? only if it increases my paycheck significantly.
Wow, the rare coach who is more interested in money than learning more about the sport. You're a winner!
dont know what hes thinking but i kinda got the impression that he doesnt have a whole lot of confidence that certification will help him learn anything about the sport.
The Level 3 is usually offered at the same time and location of the Level 2. Level I is a basic reminder but Level II jumps is unreal with Boo.
a coach in california wrote:
usatf certification? only if it increases my paycheck significantly.
One of a kind wrote:
Wow, the rare coach who is more interested in money than learning more about the sport. You're a winner!
fully informed wrote:
dont know what hes thinking but i kinda got the impression that he doesnt have a whole lot of confidence that certification will help him learn anything about the sport.
So he's a know-it-all. Anyone who thinks they have nothing left to learn is truly ignorant.
UK Athletics Level 2
Most of the best coaches I have been trained by or met had no qualifications, but you need it for insurance to coach at the tracks nowadays
Level 1
The keynote Sprint instructor was coaching a kid that tested positive a couple of years later. I have always wondered if I was getting good informantion from him.