USBC Coaching certification conference scheduled Feb. 10-12 in Moore, Okla.
Those who attend this three-day seminar - which begins the evening of Friday, Feb. 10 with registration and brief classroom activities - will receive training to prepare them to coach intermediate-level bowlers. The course will develop coaching skills in the four essential areas of bowling, including the physical game, lane play, equipment and the mental game. Videotaping, video analysis and instruction on giving lessons will be covered.
"Bowlers of all ages and abilities need quality instruction to improve," said Director of USBC Coaching Bob Maki. "Being a coach is a rewarding experience. Let USBC Coaching train you to help others reach their bowling potential."
To register for this conference, download a registration form from the Coaching section of bowl.com or call USBC Coaching at (800) 514-BOWL, ext. 3169. The registration fee for Bronze conferences is $275.
The USBC Coaching program offers three core levels of certification for coaching: Level I, Bronze and Silver. The prerequisite for attending the Bronze class is successful completion of the USBC Coaching Level I course or past Young American Bowling Alliance Level I certification. Bronze certification must be completed as a prerequisite to participation in the Silver conference.
The finest instructors in the United States teach the USBC Coaching certification conferences, which train and certify coaches to teach the sport of bowling. The seminars also provide opportunities to learn from and network with these renowned instructors.
USBC Coaching is the only coaching program for bowling recognized by the United States Olympic Committee.
By Patrick Brettingen USBC Communications