The Club BMX Coaching course covers the theoretical and practical aspects of coaching entry-level BMX.
The aims of the Club Coach are to encourage riders and increase participation in BMX. The rider will be Riding for Fun while learning the fundamental skills of BMX riding.
Typically, the rider will be at mini wheeler, sprocket or just starting out/entry level BUT a club accredited coach can work with riders of any ability within the scope of their accredited skills.
The Club Coaching course teaches the basics of BMX riding and becoming a coach. It includes:
The focus of coaches at the club level is vital in supporting the development of new riders participating in BMX.
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How to Become a BMXA Club Coach
The BMXA Club Coaching course has both theory and practical components. The theory component is completed on-line with a quiz at the end of each module. At the successful completion of the theory modules, a practical assessment session is booked to complete the Club coach accreditation.
Prior to commencing the on-line theory component, there are a number of pre-requisites that need to be completed. You will be unable to commence and continue through the Club coaching course if your pre-requisites are not completed.
Pre-requisites
Candidates are required to meet the following requirements and submit their pre-requisites to BMXA prior to commencing the online theory component of the BMXA Club Coaching course.
If the Club Coaching course is commenced without meeting or completing the pre-requisite requirements, a coach’s enrolment will be suspended until pre-requisites are completed. Enrolment fees are not refunded.
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Minimum age to obtain |
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| 1 | Be at least 16yrs of age |
16 years |
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| 2 | Be a Volunteer or Open member of BMXA | CLICK HERE |
16 years |
| 3 | Hold a BMXA Club Official accreditation | CLICK HERE |
16 years |
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The following are uploaded via the BMXA App or on the BMXA website |
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| 4 | Hold a current First Aid certificate (must include general First Aid) | CLICK HERE TO UPLOAD |
All ages |
| 5 | Hold a current CPR certificate | CLICK HERE TO UPLOAD |
All ages |
| 6 | Hold a Working With Children Check from your State or Territory
CLICK HERE for a more information |
CLICK HERE TO UPLOAD |
18 years |
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The following are emailed to coaching@bmxaustralia.com.au |
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| 7 | SportAUS Community Coaching General Principles Course | CLICK HERE |
All ages |
| 8 | Play by the Rules (PBTR) Child Protection Certificate | CLICK HERE |
18 years |
| 9 | ASADA Level 1 | CLICK HERE |
18 years |
Completing a practical assessment
BMXA has accredited club coaching practical assessors in each state. Members wishing to become a Club coach should check the location of assessors prior to commencing the Club Coaching Course to ensure there is an assessor in a location you can travel to.
Click here for the list of accredited Club Coaching course assessors and their locations.
For remote locations i.e. where an assessor is located more than 300kms away, aspiring coaches are encouraged to complete the theory component and BMXA will be in contact regarding the completion of your practical assessment.
How long to complete?
The online theory and practical components of the Club Coaching course are required to be completed within 12 months of enrolling into the theory component.
Course fee
The Club Coaching course costs $150.
The $150 fee is paid when enrolling into the theory component of the course. There are no refunds for change of mind, non-completion of pre-requisites or non-completion within the 12mths required timeframe.
How to commence
For all coaching enquiries that are not answered on our website, please contact BMX Australia on 02 9008 1300 or alternatively email us at coaching@bmxaustralia.com.au.
