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    Quote Originally Posted by Nick Delgadillo View Post
    Anna, you're exactly who we are targeting for both apprenticeships at a Starting Strength Gym and for this Coach Development Program. I think this is a perfect fit for you and you can start any time. Check out these links:

    Starting Strength Coach Prep Course | The Aasgaard Company

    Careers | Starting Strength
    Thanks, Nick. I love the idea of an Apprenticeship program for SS coach development. In any profession, working under the guidance of an experienced professional is the best way to create new ones. As for me, there's not likely to be a Starting Strength Gym close to me anytime soon, but I will keep an eye on the opportunities anyway!

    The Prep Course looks like will be great for me. Here at the start of 2019 it looks like a good time to set up my separate business checking account and credit card for coaching/training and start making things more official... So thanks for providing the impetus for me to get that going... I'll sign up shortly, as soon as I get that squared away.

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    Excellent. We'll see you soon.

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    Thanks, Nick.

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    Please check out the sign-up page for more information. We've added a FAQ to that to help clarify things (current version posted, below,) but the page itself will carry any updates:

    The CPC is a structured and guided course to prepare you as a coach. We cover topics needed specifically for the Starting Strength Coach evaluation, as well as supporting areas that underlie the Starting Strength Model. This includes:

    • coaching theory
    • anatomy and physiology
    • physics
    • the moment model of barbell training
    • teaching the lifts
    • specific application of the moment model to each lift
    • special modifications for each lift and when to use them
    • programming theory


    Each student is assigned a SSC mentor who works with them, gives feedback on their assignments and progress, and is there to help them succeed.

    F.A.Q.

    1. When can I start?

    You can start at any time. The course is set up to be flexible so that it can accomodate any schedule.

    2. Can I complete the course if I am not coaching?

    No. The coach prep course integrates coaching assignments each week that must be completed before moving to the next module.

    3. Do you know of any places where I can start practicing coaching?

    See available apprenticeships and internships at Starting Strength Gyms and Starting Strength Affiliate Gyms here: Starting Strength Careers

    4. How much time will it take each week?

    The time you take to complete each section will depend on your background preparation and how deeply you go into the additional resources that are provided.

    If you're already well-versed in the foundational texts (Starting Strength, Practical Programming) and have a basic understanding of physiology and physics, you'll have a head start.

    Most students will typically spend at least a few hours and up to several hours per week, approximately as would be expected for a 3 credit hour college course. This how things might break down based on the structure of a module:

    • review the core presentation for each course module ~ 1 hour.
    • written assignment ~2 hours. Longer times will be needed for those who are not as familiar with the material and/or who are unused to writing.
    • coaching assignments ~ 1 hour. Since you will already be coaching, the additional time over baseline will be minimal. Depending on the assignment, the extra time may be for setting up to record video, processing/uploading video, and/or reporting results from the task.

    Studying the additional and recommended resources will take as much time as you invest. These include sections from the Starting Strength and other foundational works, articles, videos, online resources, and other textbooks.

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    This appears to be a vast improvement over the SSOC academy.
    After signing up for the November class I was informed that a two hour conference call at the same time each week was part of the program, which I could not make work with my busy professional and personal schedules. I notified them of this after the first week and requested my subscription be cancelled but I was told I had to pay for the entire 6 month program since I signed a contract. I understand their position but it seems like poor business practice. In any case, I wish I had known about this program because it would have worked much better for me.
    Thank you Rip, Stef, Nick, et al. for creating this program. I am sure it will be very successful!

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    Hi, i have a question:
    I live in Israel and now i am serving in the army here so i can't leave the country right now. After finishing the army i thought to myself to work sometimw to gwt enough money so i will be able to come and learn more about the SS method and how to coach the right way.
    I have the blue book and the SSPT3rd and i am planning to buy the Barbell prescription soon. I asked Rip if my mom wants to start training how do i teach her and Rip sayed that i need to figure it out by myself so i think this is another step that i will need to make and start learn how to coach by myself. But, specifically what else do i need to learn/ read to explore deeper? I am also doing the LP right now and still on it.

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    Learn how to get more clients to coach than just your mom. The evaluation tests for applied knowledge, i.e. experience.

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    starting strength coach development program
    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Rippetoe View Post
    Learn how to get more clients to coach than just your mom. The evaluation tests for applied knowledge, i.e. experience.
    Ok. Its pretty difficult cause everyone think jogging and running on the treidmill and doing half squats on smith machine is the way to become "Bigger" and "Stronger".

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