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)

BSCC Coaching Assessment
01/07/24 - 01/07/24
Venue:
National Training Centre

Contact:
Alex Van Randwyck

Information:
Open to coaches who have completed the full BSCC Level 2 course, please contact Alex to book a place

BSCC Coaching Assessment
17/07/24 - 17/07/24
Venue:
National Training Centre

Contact:
Alex Van Randwyck

Information:
Open to coaches who have completed the full BSCC Level 2 course, please contact Alex to book a place

BSCC Coaching Assessment
05/11/24 - 05/11/24
Venue:
National Training Centre

Contact:
Alex Van Randwyck

Information:
Open to coaches who have completed the full BSCC Level 2 course, please contact Alex to book a place

Online CPD Webinar - Emotional Labour of Equestrian Coaching
19/09/24 - 19/09/24
Venue:
National Training Centre

Contact:
Alex Van Randwyck

Instructor:
Ellie Halsey
Information:
Online session. Emotional labour is the 'work' we carry out when managing our emotions, be that under or overplaying, suppressing or changing an emotion to fit requirements of a work role. As a coach being able to manage your emotions and those of your riders’, how effectively you do this will have an impact on the outcome of a training session; but what is the cost to you as a coach? Book your place here - https://horsemonkey.com/equestrian_event/60463/Level+4+Research+Presentations+Autumn+2024

Online CPD Webinar - ‘Caring’ in the Coach-Athlete relationship
10/10/24 - 10/10/24
Venue:
National Training Centre

Contact:
Alex Van Randwyck

Instructor:
Mandy Frost
Information:
Online session. Following on from Mandy's webinar in March, 'developing long term coach-athlete relationships', this event will focus on caring and address the questions Are you born able to care or can it be taught? How important is caring when you're coaching? What can you do to show riders you care? Book your place here - https://horsemonkey.com/equestrian_event/60463/Level+4+Research+Presentations+Autumn+2024

Online CPD Webinar - What makes an Elite Equestrian rider and applications to coaching?
19/11/24 - 19/11/24
Venue:
National Training Centre

Contact:
Alex Van Randwyck

Instructor:
Warren Lamperd
Information:
Online session. What does coaching represent to elite riders? Are there specific personality traits shared by all elite riders? Do you need to be competing at the top level to be an ‘elite’ rider? Look at the ideas around this and how you can use this information in your coaching by attending this talk Book your place here - https://horsemonkey.com/equestrian_event/60463/Level+4+Research+Presentations+Autumn+2024

CPD - Flatwork Focus
05/09/24 - 05/09/24
Venue:
National Training Centre

Contact:
Alex Van Randwyck

Instructor:
Harry Payne and Mandy Frost
Information:
Join Harry Payne (International Dressage Rider, Judge and British Dressage Training Director) and Mandy Frost (Level 4 Show Jumping Coach), to delve into the importance of correct flatwork for show jumping. This event will cover - How the scales of training relate to clear rounds - Why working on the flat will lead to sounder horses? - Exercises you can use in your session This will be both a classroom and practical day with the opportunity for questions and discussion. Book your place here - https://horsemonkey.com/equestrian_event/61208/Flatwork+Focus

CPD - Developing Young Horses
01/10/24 - 01/10/24
Venue:
National Training Centre

Contact:
Alex Van Randwyck

Instructor:
Matt Lanni
Information:
This will be a practical day progressing through the different age categories from 4 to 7 year old horses. The sessions will be delivered by Matt Lanni, covering exercises suitable for horses at each age and the skills developing at each stage. There will be plenty of time for discussion and questions. Book your place here - https://horsemonkey.com/equestrian_event/61203/Developing+the+Future+of+Showjumping

CPD - Supporting Youth Riders
02/10/24 - 02/10/24
Venue:
National Training Centre

Contact:
Alex Van Randwyck

Instructor:
Nicole McLeish and Neil Lewis
Information:
This day will focus on the skills needed by youth riders to help them progress in the sport. the day will be split into two parts. A practical demonstration from Nicola McLeish which will give you skills and exercises which you can take back to your lessons. A classroom based session with Neil Lewis. This will focus on the movement patterns riders need to develop to succeed in show jumping and reduce the risk of injury. This will be an interactive session which will provide you with knowledge and exercises to support your riders. Book your place here - https://horsemonkey.com/equestrian_event/61203/Developing+the+Future+of+Showjumping