Core Programme

The place to start your coaching journey

Coaches Ed. is your gateway to becoming a fitness leader in the community. It’s a rigorous 3 month education programme designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to excel as a fitness coach.

What we offer

Our programme’s cover everything you need to become an expert coach, if you’re just starting out or you’re looking to specialise in something.

Fundamentals

A 3 month intensive practical course teaching you the main exercises we do at Sleven and how to effectively cue, scale and progress them.

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Mentoring

An optional structured shadowing programme with an assigned mentor to help you take your first steps on the route to coaching.

Online Theory

Access to an online course platform where you'll work through theory, how to coach movements, and assignments and quizzes to test your knowledge. Learn how to program and plan for your classes, as well as effective group management.

Practical Sessions

Group practical sessions to help develop you further in your classes. Skills such as group management, coaching, scaling, cueing and spotting faults. The practicals will start with going over what you've learned from the online content. Take turns in group sessions coaching and learning from each other, getting feedback from the course mentors to guide you along the way.
The practical dates for the first intake in Jan 2025 are:
1. Sunday 26th January
2. Sunday 2nd March
3. Sunday 13th April
These will be held at Sleven Fitness in Vauxhall from 1300-1700h.

Running a class

Class management as well as gym management.

Nutrition

Nutritional advice and guidance to help you get your class fuelling and recovering effectively.

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Whether you're a seasoned fitness enthusiast or just starting out, let's redefine what it means to be a fitness leader. Sign up now and unlock your potential with Coaches Ed.
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TESTIMONIALS

FAQs

Do I need to be able to perform all the movements I’m expected to coach?

No, a good coach does not necessarily have to have a perfect handstand or ring muscle ups. However a great coach should be working towards any skills they do not yet have and in a constant pursuit to move with the best form possible as we are the ones that will be demoing to our athletes. If you move well there is a greater chance they also will move well.

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