The Saskatchewan Cycling Association offers many clinics for coaching,
and other educational aspects of cycling. Information on upcoming camps
is listed on this page and is updated constantly.
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Officials (Commissaire)
Course - MOUNTAIN BIKE
July 6th
The Saskatchewan Cycling Association will be holding an Introductory
Mountain Bike Commissaire Course on July 6.
This course could be of interest to the following:
1. If you are a new mountain bike racer and would like to know what the rules
of racing really are
2. If you are a parent or relative that attends cycling events.
Course Info:
In class: July 6th, 9:30 am to 3:30 pm, Saskatoon, Room 140 510 Cynthia Street
Note: Practical can be completed on: July 21 at Sask Cup Mtb #3 ( practical
component can be deferred to a different Sask Cup Mtb race)
As a commissarire attending races you are paid a honorarium,
meal and mileage allowance.
Cost for the course: $10 for SCA members; $30 for non-members
Registration deadline: June 28
Registration form in Word;
Form as pdf
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Let’s
Ride!
Community Initiation and Basic Cycling Skills Coaching Courses
May 25/26, 2013
Regina, 2205 Victoria
Ave
Saturday - 9 am-5pm; Sunday
- 9 am - 5pm
Community Initiation Coaching Course
Info: In this course coaches will explore how to:
- Ensure participants have a fun, safe, stage-appropriate
experience that makes them want to come back.
- Help to develop basic cycling skills which are transferable
to all cycling disciplines, and which can be done on any kind of bicycle.
- Model behaviours that are consistent
with the NCCP Code of Ethics, fair play principles, values, and philosophy.
- Introduce
participants to the idea of competition and show them the competition pathway
if they want to become more involved.
Basic Cycling Skills Coaching Course
Info: This course covers
basic cycling skills; teaching and analysis, detection and correction of errors,
use of lesson plan templates
What to bring: A
bike, a helmet, a good warm jacket for cycling, some long pants or tights for
the cold, gloves and other cold weather gear
General Info: Cost: $70 for SCA Members, $80 for non-SCA members.
$10 early bird discount - by May 20th
registration form - Word
Pdf
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Intro to Competition- Ready to Race - Training
Basics
When: TBA
Where:
The focus of the
Introduction to Competition A course is for coaches to:
- Ensure participants have fun, safe, stage appropriate experiences
that make them want to continue in competitive cycling
- Introduce participants to regular training 3 to 6 times
per week
- Introduce participants to competition in multiple cycling
disciplines within club, school or basic provincial level competition programs
- Assist the development of cyclists passing through their
growth spurt and be ready to modify training and competition accordingly,
consistently, consistent with the LTAD model
- Create a foundation to prepare participants to advance to
a more specialized development level of training and competition as they develop
What to bring: Pen/Paper only. This
is a classroom session; no bike is needed
Cost:
- $80 for SCA Members, $90 for non-SCA members.
- Early Bird Registrations will receive a $10 discount by
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Intro to Competition- Ready
to Race - Training to Race
This course will be of interest
to coaches and to cyclists who want to increase their cycling knowledge
The focus of the Introduction to Competition
B course is the design of a seasonal plan.
In this course coaches will explore:
· The needs of developing athletes preparing for competition.
· Goal setting, physical training, mental training and skill analysis techniques
are emphasized as coaches plan a season of competition.
What to bring: Pen/Paper only. This
is a classroom session; no bike is needed
Cost:
- $80 for SCA Members, $90 for non-SCA members.
- Early Bird Registrations will receive a $10 discount by
Note: there is no prerequisite for taking this course i.e., Part A does not
have to be completed before taking Part B
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