Coach Education/Training
RAF Tri continues to grow by the year, mainly as a result of the considerable work being put in by members of the committee. For this to continue, new members need to continue as their predecessors have done and step forward to assist as well as attend training courses which will benefit the membership.
All members are encouraged to get involved with the courses on offer in order to develop both individually and to provide a service to others on your unit. With everyones' support, the Association will continue to grow in years to come.
Coaching
There is now an established coaching setup within the British Triathlon Federation. New and existing coaches have a defined pathway to follow to achieve the UK Coaching Certificates. More details can be found on the British Triathlon website. It is encouraged for members to get involved and benefit the Association by getting qualified.
British Triathlon Coach Education
Training Structure and Diary Management
Useful resources to keep track of your sessions on a daily basis.
John Crewe: Sample Version
Neill Gowans: TriLog | Long Distance Focus
Referees
It costs the Association a significant amount to have referees attend RAF Tri organised fixtures. If this requirement can be met by suitably qualified members then it leaves funds available to use elsewhere. Have you considered becoming a referee? Further details below and on the British Triathlon website.
British Triathlon: Technical Rules
British Triathlon: Competition Rules