The main task of the coach is to
teach people how to play singles, level and mixed doubles and to improve the
performance of the players in those games. In addition coaches should also know
how to - ensure
the safety of players when coaching; plan programmes and organise sessions;
deal with accidents and general emergencies; work with other coaches and other
bodies. In fact coaches are expected to be competent in all the various
activities related to coaching players in different venues.
Go to a
Junior Club or Junior Coaching Session.
Assist
the coach with running the sessions, involvement in the warm-up exercises,
organising routines, help feeding, organising games.
In
general get a feel of what is involved.
Attend a
“Foundation Award in Coaching Badminton” course.
Become
qualified and join the Coaching Register. See below.
Put into
practice your coaching skills.
Attend a
“1st 4sport Certificate for Coaches in Badminton at Level 2 – Club
Specialism Module” course.
Join the BADMINTON England Coaching Register
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The BADMINTON
England Coaching Register offers many benefits to coaches and at the price
of £45 (2021) represents great value for money.
Members of the Coaching Register
are licensed by BADMINTON England to carry out coaching activities within the
parameters of the award they have gained and adhere to the Code
of Ethics & Code of Conduct for Coaches.
Members of the
Coaching Register will also be expected to have completed an up-to-date
Enhanced CRB Check endorsed by BADMINTON England.
Coaches also
receive the following benefits:
·
Listed
on coach finder
·
Access
to resources and content through the Community Hub for Coaches
·
£10
million combined liability when
taking part in a recognised activity as well as personal accident cover
·
Kit
and equipment discounts with Direct Sport
·
YONEX
All England Ticket priority
·
YONEX
All England Ticket Discounts
·
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