NRA Level 1 Pistol Coach, October 15 & 16 in Tucson Arizona

[SPPcoach]

This training is available for adults that are interested in helping to lead a youth shooting program.
The Scholastic Action Shooting Program is the official feeder program to two Olympic events; Women's Sport Pistol, and Men's 25 Meter International Rapid Fire.
The NRA is on board as one of our Founding Partners for this program.
For more information about our program please see the links at the bottom of this thread.

Details:
SASP/NRA/USA Shooting Level 1 Pistol Coaches School
October 15 and 16, 2016
Pima Pistol Club
13990 N. Lago Del Oro Pkwy
Tucson, AZ 85739

Google address for Pima Pistol Club:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/13990 ... 3691?hl=en


Directions to Pima Pistol Club from Oracle Road & Ina Road in Tucson:
Drive 10.3 miles north on Oracle Road/Hwy 77
Turn right onto Wilds road. Drive 0.7 miles.
Turn right onto N. Bowman Road. Drive 1.0 mile
The pavement will end. Continue on the same road, driving down the hill. It will curve around to the left and then cross the wash.
You have arrived at the Pima Pistol Club.
Please watch your speed on Bowman Road. Do not exceed 25 mph on the paved section or 15 mph on the dirt section. Always slow down when passing pedestrians and horses and give them plenty of room. Also do not exceed 10 mph on the club property.

Pre-registration is required!

The coach school is the heart of the coach education program. The instructors use up-to-date materials and PowerPoint presentations to present the discipline-specific coach course.

This level 1 Pistol Coach class is to support the Scholastic Action Shooting Program. It will emphasize this youth competitive shooting program. For more information, go to:
http://sssfonline.org/scholastic-pistol-program-spp/

The registration fee includes a copy of the discipline-specific coach student study guide and other materials to help you with the details of coaching. Participants complete an open-book test as homework during the first evening of the course. The test is graded in class, reviewed for understanding, and then submitted to the NRA National Coach Trainer by the school instructor for credential processing. Upon successful completion of the coach school you will be a Coach (Level 1) (or Youth Trainer if 15 – 17 years old) in that discipline.
What is taught in the school?

The coach school is two days of sports-specific lessons and practical coaching exercises designed to teach the coach candidate the basics of coaching. The following general subjects are taught:

• Introduction to the Coaching Program
• Safety and Risk Management
• Competition Events
• Rulebook Use
• Equipment and Facilities
• Fundamentals of Shooting
• Coaching Ethics
• Coaching Methodology
• Sports Psychology
• Training Planning
• Running Quality Programs
• How to Conduct Tournament

Who: Adults interested in getting involved in the SASP.
Youth between 15-17 years old can get certified as Junior Trainers.
What: NRA Pistol Coach, Level 1 class
http://coaching.nra.org/
Why: Welcome to the exciting world of action pistol speed shooting, a sport like no other and offering an absolutely “level playing field” across genders and age.
Both the Boy Scouts of America and Arizona Game & Fish are helping us promote this program.

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Saturday CLASSROOM
8:00 AM - 11:30 PM Sunday On the range in "the Pit"
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Sunday CLASSROOM

If you need housing, other class students have reported favorable opinions of:
Holiday Inn Express & Suites: Oro Valley-Tucson North
Full hot breakfast buffet served daily. Complementary WIFI throughout the hotel. Large fitness center with heated outdoor pool and whirlpool. 24-hour business center.
11075 North Oracle Road, Oro Valley, AZ 85737
(800) 315-2621

 
The Level 1 pistol coach’s course through the National Rifle Association, USA Shooting, and the Scholastic Action Shooting Program covers all required coaching fundamentals for pistol coaches in the Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation’s Scholastic Action Shooting Program (SASP) in addition to other disciplines of pistol competition. The training is provided by the SASP/NRA/USAS National Coach Development Staff (NCDS). The course duration is 2 days with class running from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day. Candidates should bring eye and ear protection and note-taking materials with them. Firearms can be provided in .22 LR. Each participant should bring 50 rounds of rimfire ammunition or their own hand gun and matching ammunition, 9 mm is preferred.

The cost of the course is $200 which includes all printed materials, 3-year coaching credentials with the NRA, and lunch/refreshments each day.
There will be NO refunds if you cancel 7 days or less before the class. ALL fees must be paid advance.

Pre-registration by check or credit card is required using the form below. Make checks payable to the Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation.

Full Name:
Address:
City: State: Zip Code:
Cell/Daytime Phone:
Email:
Credit Card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover):
Card Number: Expiration Date:
Card (3 digit security code):
Mail Completed Form to:

Rick Leach
N65W7335 Cleveland Street
Cedarburg, WI 53012
(262) 894-4284

If paying by credit card, you may also scan and email your application to: RLeach@SSSFonline.com

For more information follow these links.
Lee Ermey "the gunny" has something to say about SPP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEDx3QUm8no

Arizona teens shooting skills are getting national attention
http://www.kpho.com/Clip/11616793/arizo ... z3dlJoUsZ8

Scholastic Pistol Program explodes
http://americanshootingjournal.com/scho ... -explodes/

Gun industry’s helping hand triggers a surge in college shooting teams
http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/gun ... story.html

Article about the SPP from Downrange TV
http://www.downrange.tv/blog/the-schola ... ram/30912/


Basics to Scholastic Pistol Program shooting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHv4VeabDCk