Karate BC NCCP Competition Introduction Course – June 10-11, 2023 – Lower Mainland

COURSE DESCRIPTION

The NCCP Competition Introduction course is a 2-day workshop that is designed for instructors and coaches who wish to increase their knowledge in the competition stream. It is intended for those who wish to analyze competitive performance of athletes, or become a coach at the provincial level, or for the BC Winter Games. The course will take participants through various modules that cover teaching and learning styles, analyzing performance, supporting the competitive experience, tournament formats, performance profiling, mental preparation and nutrition.

Those who complete this course will be considered Competition-Introduction Trained and may go on to become Certified by completing tasks 1-6 of the coach portfolio. For those wishing to be assistant coaches on the BC Team or for the BC Winter Games, the Competition-Introduction Trained course is a requirement, while head coaches must be Competition-Introduction Certified. Contact Karate BC to learn more about the instructor and coach pathways in BC (coachdev@karatebc.org).

Who Should Take This Course?

• Dojo Instructors who are interested in developing their ability to analyse movement and to provide constructive feedback to their athletes.
• Coaches who wish to coach at the Provincial Championships.
• Coaches who wish to coach at the BC Winter Games Provincial Coaches at National Championships

Course Contents:

• Competition Introduction: Plan a Practice (5 hours)
• Support Competitive Experience (4 hours)
• Analyze Performance (6 hours)

Course Details

• Saturday June 10: 9:00AM-5:00PM
• Sunday June 11: 9:00AM-5:00PM

• $190 for KBC Members
• $335 for non-KBC Members

NOTE: Deadline to register for the course is June 6 at midnight.

No uniform is required. You will be sent a link to a digital copy of the manual for this course. You will be able to view this document on your computer, tablet, phone during the course, if desired, or  alternatively you can take the link to the nearest copy shop (e.g., Staples) and have it printed.