Your Coach 121 Training & Education "Personal Growth All in One Place"
Your Coach 121 Training & Education "Personal Growth All in One Place"
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This 4-6 hour (4 hour tutorial and 2 hours practice time) course will give the basic awareness training that is needed for anyone to help them respond decisively in an emergency.
This training will advise on the potential injuries that occur within public settings, and within a sporting environment with extra emphasis on contact sports injuries. It also includes the awareness of what AEDs (Automated External Defibrillator) are, and how they can be used in an emergency to save a life.
The course covers a wide variety of subjects, including:
· Head injuries
· Unconsciousness
· Control of bleeding
· Casualty Recovery Position
· Joint and bone injuries
· Epilepsy
· Asthma
· Diabetes
· Choking
· Allergies
· Strokes and Heart conditions
· AED's and CPR
All attendees will be fully certified for 3 years and will receive their personalised certificate within 5 working days.
For more information about this course, contact yourcoach121@gmail.com
This coach’s training programme is delivered by the Head Coaches of Voodoo Combat Gym Macclesfield, who have a combination of 60 years’ experience in many arts, such as Kickboxing, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Wrestling (Grappling). To qualify for this course, you need to be participating in any combat sport.
Objectives: This Level 3 Combat Sports Instructor Training Programme course will give you the skills and knowledge to teach a combat sport at the highest level within the industry. You will be able to work in any combat sports club (depending on your style of sport) or even open your own martial arts club or venture. You can use this qualification to teach classes from 4 years old up to any age adult, or to deliver PT’s (Personal Training) within your art.
Prerequisites: It is essential to have at least two years’ experience within your chosen combat sport; Some experience of gym/fitness-based exercises including free weights is recommended but not essential; A Level 2 certificate in gym/fitness-based instruction is recommended but not essential; You should have good communication skills; You should hold a basic high school diploma or equivalent and you should have a basic understanding of the human body. You should be a minimum of 18 years old to undertake the responsibilities of this qualification and to obtain the required insurance.
Summative Assessment: You will need to complete a Scheme of Work based on a twelve-lesson structure and you will need to complete one lesson plan from your Scheme of Work. You will be asked to complete an on-site Risk assessment during one of the class-based lessons. You will be required to sit a 90-minute examination based on your manual (course materials).
Formative Assessment: You will need to complete 20 x one-hour physical learning/teaching sessions within your own Combat Club or at the Voodoo Combat Gym, Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK11 6DP (time to be agreed with your tutor). Access to one of our First Aid Courses is included within this package.
Guided learning hours: There is approximately 60-65 hours of learning for this programme, however, that may change depending on your own personal circumstances. If you need to revisit any of the classroom-based lessons, then please email your tutor, who can advise you of the next available courses.
There is approximately 20-25 hours required for the reading and understanding of the manual before you attend your first classroom-based lesson. There are
16 hours of face-to-face classroom-based lessons over two days (2 x 8-hr days).
There is 20 x one-hour physical learning/teaching sessions at your chosen Combat Club. There is a 4-hour First Aid for Combat Sports Course.
Course time: You have twelve months to complete this Combat Sports Instructor Training Programme, from the date you start (date of sign-up) until your date of completion and certification.
Entry requirements: Experience in Combat Sports: A minimum of 2 years of active training or competition in the sport you intend to coach (your current club may be asked for a reference). You have never been declared bankrupt or insolvent; You have not been convicted or charged with any non-motoring criminal offenses. If you have spent convictions, then please let us know so we can advise you if you will be able to obtain the relevant Instructors Insurance. You must be able to pass an Enhanced DBS check. You must be able to communicate effectively with a basic understanding of the English language including reading and writing.
Course Topics:
· Legal requirements – Instructor Insurance, DBS Checks, PARQ’s & Informed Consent.
· Policies & Procedure – Disciplinary, Privacy, Safeguarding, Social Media & Messaging Groups.
· Codes of Conduct – Members, Parents / Guardians / Carers & Staff.
· Health & Hygiene – Risk assessments, Environmental & Personal Hygiene.
· The Coach and Coaching
· Grading in Combat Sports
· Teaching Children from 4 years old
· Knowledge Transfer – Triune Brain Theory, VARK learning Styles, Combat Sports and the brain, Spaced Repetition, Congruent Communication & Rapport Building.
· Goals SMART / ER
· Differentiation and Inclusion
· Gender Differences in Combat Sports
· Lesson Planning – Scheme of Work, Lesson Plans
Our massage course teaches a range of topics, including:
Anatomy and physiology: How the body works, especially in relation to sports massage
Massage techniques: How to apply fundamental and advanced massage techniques
Client assessment: How to assess clients for massage treatments, including their needs and expectations
Treatment planning: How to plan and evaluate treatments, including post-event and restorative massages
Injury management: How to manage and rehabilitate injuries, including understanding which techniques to use for different injuries
Professional practice: How to practice sports massage professionally, including ethics, insurance, and working with other healthcare professionals
Soft tissue dysfunction: How to treat soft tissue dysfunction and common sports injuries
Exercise and fitness: The principles of health, fitness, and exercise
Client care: How to care for clients, including communication, client comfort, and reassurance
The course consist of two full weekends (Saturday & Sunday's) at one of our locations as well as completing a student portfolio in your own time.
What is this course?
This course delivers the knowledge and techniques required to avoid, prevent or as a last resort to survive a real attack upon yourself or others. The techniques used in this course are very simple and require very little practice to make them effective. It utilises the ‘Def-Con-One’ Combat System, which is highly functional street combat system we have made available to the general public. What value do you put on your peace of mind and personal safety?
Who is it for?
This course is designed for anyone concerned about their personal security. We accept children on this course, a minimum of 12 years of age, and accompanied by a parent. There is no previous experience required to attend this course.
What does it cover?
This course covers the following areas:
· Recognizing, minimising and avoiding violent situations and becoming a ‘hard target’
· Understanding the law, your rights and the role of the police in a self defence situation
· Knowing what you can and can’t do, and when to do it, if an attack occurs
· Learning simple, effective pre-emptive and defensive techniques that anyone can do
· All part of the service…
o Delivery by qualified and experienced instructors.
When, where and how long is this course?
This 6 hour course will be held at Voodoo Gym, Macclesfield, 125a Chestergate, SK11 6DP.
What next?
Once you’ve completed this Foundation course you can then enrol onto the Intermediate level course, and then onto the Advanced level course. Ask your instructor for further details about these courses.
Fight Coach Masterclass: Matching, Camps & Cornering
The Complete Fight Prep Coaching Course
Become the coach every fighter wants in their corner.
This immersive course is designed for coaches and aspiring cornermen who want to master the full journey of a combat athlete — from matchmaking to fight night. You’ll gain practical knowledge and real-world strategies in:
The Fighter’s Pathway:
🥊 Fight Matching – Learn how to assess skill levels, build fair match-ups, and work with promoters and commissions to get your fighters the right opportunities.
🏋️ Fight Camps – Design, structure, and manage training camps that prepare athletes for peak performance. Covers physical prep, mindset, tapering, recovery, and weight cuts.
🩹 Cornering & Fight Night Coaching – Discover how to be calm, clear, and effective in the corner. Includes rules and regulations, cut management basics, and professional hand-wrapping/taping techniques.
Whether you're building amateurs or supporting pros, this course will sharpen your edge and elevate your fighters.
This course includes all hand-wrapping materials.
VENUE: SHP Training Centre, The Old School House, Hollow Lane, Cheddleton ST13 7HP
Dry Cupping
Plastic cups are used to create suction on the skin to pull the blood to the surface, which is intended to increase the body's natural healing response. Cupping can also reduce tension on the skin and tissues, and help loosen adhesion's and tight muscles. The cups can be used to treat pain, musculoskeletal injuries, and inflammation. Dry cupping does not burn or pierce the skin so is a safe addition to add to your practice.
Gua Sha
Gua sha is a traditional Chinese medicine technique that involves scraping the skin with a smooth-edged tool to improve circulation and promote healing. The word "gua sha" comes from the Chinese words gua, meaning "scrape", and sha, meaning "sand".
Gua sha is believed to break up stagnant energy, or chi, which may be responsible for inflammation. The scraping action increases blood flow, stimulates the lymphatic system, and can help reduce inflammation.
Gua sha can help with a variety of health conditions, including muscle pain, tension headaches, migraines, neck pain, swelling, anxiety, fatigue, insomnia, and perimenopausal symptoms.
Sports nutrition is the study of how to use nutrition to improve athletic performance. It involves a variety of topics, including:
Diet
A well-planned diet should include enough protein to repair and grow muscles, as well as unrefined carbohydrates like whole grains. Athletes should also eat a variety of fruits and vegetables to get micro-nutrients like vitamins and minerals.
Hydration
Athletes should drink enough fluids to avoid dehydration, especially during intense exercise or in hot conditions.
Supplements
Dietary supplements can help athletes meet their nutritional needs and improve performance.
Psychological aspects
Sports nutrition can also include addressing eating disorders and other mental health issues related to nutrition.
Sports nutrition plans should be customized for each athlete, taking into account their goals, sport, food preferences, and other factors. This course will give you the basic tools for you to use to improve their performance.