Coaching in Context – XC

Description

Key dates for the courses

14th Feb & 14th March – Development Days BOTH base at the cycle centre in the Forest of Dean

• 30th Jan: Zoom Call 1: duration 90mins
• 27th Feb: Zoom call 2: duration 90mins

16th May & 13th June – Development Days BOTH base at the cycle centre in the Forest of Dean

• 1st May: Zoom Call 1: duration 90mins
• 29th May: Zoom call 2: duration 90min

19th Sept & 17th Oct – Development Days BOTH base at the cycle centre in the Forest of Dean

• 4th September: Zoom Call 1: duration 90mins
• 2nd October: Zoom call 2: duration 90mins

🎓 Advanced Coaching Module

Skill Development, Structure & Eligibility

📘 What Will I Learn?

Building on the Introduction to Coaching, this module explores advanced coaching approaches and skill acquisition in a variety of contexts. You’ll deepen your understanding of:

• Coaching theory and practice
• How to apply different approaches with your riders
• Supporting rider development through tailored techniques
• Creating inclusive, engaging, and safe environments
• Reflective practice and peer learning

You’ll engage with e-learning content, interactive seminars, and Development Days, while also coaching a group of riders in your own context. You’ll share your experiences with peers through The Hub, an online collaborative learning space.

🚴‍♀️ What Can I Do After This Course?

After completing this module, you’ll be able to:

• Deliver more advanced techniques in your discipline
• Apply a wider range of coaching approaches
• Support rider development more effectively
• Continue progressing through the Coach Award pathway

You can also explore the technical syllabus for your specific discipline to guide your next steps.

🧭 Who Can Access This Module?

This module is designed for:

• Active, qualified coaches who are motivated to develop their practice
• Coaches working in participation, development, or performance settings
• Coaches who have completed the Introduction to Coaching in their discipline
• Coaches with a minimum of 100 hours of independent coaching experience in the last 3 years

You must be:

• At least 18 years old
• Qualified as a Level 1*, Level 2, Level 3, or Club Coach
  • *Level 1 coaches must have completed the RPEL Introduction to Coaching Cycling course and meet all other requirements

📝 What Do I Need to Register?

To register, you must:

• Be registered with British Cycling (free)
  • To be insured under British Cycling’s Insurance for Coaches, Leaders and Instructors, you’ll need to join as a Member once qualified
• Be at least 14 years old (see age of responsibility guidance)
• Have access to a computer and internet connection

Please note: Online booking closes 2 weeks before access to the online learning begins.