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The USJA Coach Education Committee is committed to: Supporting USJA leaders who desire a top-quality Judo clinic, Providing the highest level of coach training and certification, by ensuring our clinicians are qualified and capable of conducting effective coach certification clinics.
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Judo. Association. The USJA commits itself to spreading the...
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Coaches must be current USA Judo Certified Coaches to receive coaching credentials at all USA Judo sanctioned events, including local, regional and national tournaments. Learn more about credentials and the dress code for national events.
The USJF National Coach Certification Course is presented in four modules; Module 1; Developing a Coaching Philisophy – A coaching philosophy should not be solely geared towards molding a judo tactician and technician, but more profoundly, crafting a “Champion of Character.”.
By re-certifying your USJF Coach Certification you automatically attain the USJF Elite National Coach designation. Four Modules of Learning. We begin with; Course Requirements to complete the certification process; USJF Membership, Background check, Concussion Training and SafeSport certification. Modules. Module 1: Philosophy of Coaching
the necessary tests, reference articles on judo, physical training, etc., all on-line. It is hoped that many of you will continue your coach education by availing yourselves of these resources. A good coach never stops learning. There are many subjects that you need to investigate.
2 paź 2014 · USJA offers a path for continuing education in the field of coaching for those who wish to pursue that avenue of judo. There are no mandatory requirements that force people to get certified. It's not just about getting certified, it's more
Judo. Association. The USJA commits itself to spreading the art of Judo to the best of our abilities in the spirit of jita-kyoei, mutual benefit. This was Jigoro Kano's vision when he founded Judo, and we carry this philosophy on and off the tatami.
