ADAPT Parkour & Freerunning coaching course this Easter!
Posted January 21st, 2013 at 1:37 am1 Comment
Stephane Vigroux, one of the world’s most experienced Parkour practitioners, will be coming to Sydney this Easter to deliver level 1 of the first internationally recognised Parkour & Freerunning coaching qualification, ADAPT (http://www.adaptqualifications.com/).
This is the first time ADAPT has been delivered in Australia and we are proud to be hosting the 3 day course at Jump Squad HQ. If you want to be one of the first people in Australia to have this qualification, make sure you keep this coming Easter long weekend free (29th March – 1st April)!
Join the facebook event : http://www.facebook.com/events/328655400581737
“We are please to announce the opening of ADAPT qualifications in Australia. The only internationally recognised Parkour & FreeRunning coaching qualification.
This session will be delivered by Parkour Generations level 3 coaches Stephane Vigroux and Dom Willoughby at Jump Squad HQ in Sydney.
The qualification programme provides the industry benchmark for parkour/art du deplacement instruction, and has been formulated over several years by many of the founding figures of the discipline of parkour/art du deplacement.
The ADAPT Qualifications are developed in conjunction with 1st4sport Qualifications, the awarding body for active learning and leisure, and are recognised and accredited by both QCA and Ofqual.
Level 1 Coaching Certificate
Regular Price : $530 AUD
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT 10% to all sign up before the 1st of March 2013 : $480 AUD
For details please contact directly Jump Squad HQ:
[email protected]
0404 090 409
8 Villiers Place, Cromer 2099
Sydney, NSW
www.jumpsquadhq.com
Book your spot online:
http://asia.parkourgenerations.com/events/adapt-level-1-australia-first-time
Or by national bank transfer:
Account Name: Jump Squad HQ
BSB: 012 298
Account Number: 454504078
• Pre-requisites: candidates for Level 1 coaching must be at least 18 years-old and be in possession of a valid First Aid certificate (This can happen after the ADAPT course).
• Coursework (21 hours): The Assistant Coach course consists of 3 full days of training covering Parkour practice and principles, parkour coaching and assessment. The assessment consists of final written and practical test as well as completion of a log book and action plan. On passing these requirements, participants receive a Certificate of Completion.
• Practical work (minimum 10 sessions): In addition to the coursework, candidates must complete at least 8 hours of supervised coaching assisting a Level 2 or 3 coach.
• Test-Out: 2 sessions of assistance coaching assessed by a Level 3 coach. On completion of these requirements, participants will receive a Level 1 Assistant Coaching Certificate.
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