Coaching
All BSCC courses for 2024 are now full, if you’re interested in future dates, please contact sportteam@britishshowjumping.co.uk
Area 26 (Leicestershire)
Course Design for Coaches
25/09/25 - 25/09/25
Venue:
National Training Centre
Contact:
Sport Team
Information:
This practical CPD Day will be delivered by UKCC Level 4 Coach Nicola McLeish and National Level 5 and FEI Level 2 Course Designer Michael Bainbridge. The topics covered will include, coach guidance for course design, including measuring distances safely, positioning of fences and correct use of materials . Safety considerations when building fences and designing courses at various levels.
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Area 30 (Warwickshire)
5th November - Richard Seals – Creating Decision Making Skills in Riders
05/11/25 - 05/11/25
Venue:
Virtual/Online
Contact:
https://horsemonkey.com/equestrian_event/76954/Level+4+Research+Presentations+Autumn+2025
Instructor:
Richard Seals
Information:
Richard has recently completed the UKCC Level 4 qualification and investigated different methods used by equestrian coaches to help their riders develop decision making skills through the use of game-based approaches and positive pedagogy. These techniques have the potential to empower riders and improve confidence in the competition environment.
Area 26 (Leicestershire)
BSCC Assessment Day
05/11/25 - 05/11/25
Venue:
National Training Centre
Contact:
Sport Team
Information:
Assessment Day for Coaches who have completed the BSCC Level 2 and Level 3 Training Days.
BSCC Assessment Day
26/11/25 - 26/11/25
Venue:
National Training Centre
Contact:
Sport Team
Information:
Assessment Day for Coaches who have completed the BSCC Level 2 and Level 3 Training Days.
Area 30 (Warwickshire)
2nd December - Sara Copley - The Coach's Role in Recognising Lameness
02/12/25 - 02/12/25
Venue:
Virtual/Online
Contact:
https://horsemonkey.com/equestrian_event/76954/Level+4+Research+Presentations+Autumn+2025
Instructor:
Sara Copley
Information:
Sara completed the UKCC Level 4 in 2024. Many coaches are uniquely positioned to communicate equine pain signs to riders due to the regularity and length of their coaching observations, but is there a limit to the guidance a coach can give and how do riders perceive lameness advice from coaches?