Coaches Certification Program
The main reason for having certified coaches is to provide an
educational program at the grass roots level and to train coaches in standard sports
coaching methods. A coaching certification does not mean that you are a coach of the US
Ju-Jitsu Team or that the certification will lead to such an appointment. Certifications
are used to fulfill criteria for selection as a coach and certification is required in
order to be permitted to coach at any Federation sanctioned event. Most importantly, coach
certifications are evidence of your commitment to the highest standards of martial arts
excellence too provide the best for your students. Proper coaching methods initiated at
the grass roots level will carry forward and help increase the US status in the
international competitive arena.
Coach Certification
Coach certification is awarded to anyone who meets the
requirements as outlined below. Class A or B level certification is available for those
who assist at the National Champion ships and meet the other requirements. Class C is
available to those who meet certain educational requirements.
- General
Complete and file appropriate application. (Adobe Acrobat
Reader Required)
Have current USJJF membership and be current
on any certification fees.
Class A or B certification requires working as
a coach during one USJJF National Championships.
- Ju-Jitsu Rank, Training and Age
Class A - minimum rank of 3rd Dan and age 21
or over
Class B - minimum rank of 1st Dan and age 18
or over
Class C - two years of ju-jitsu training and
age 16 or over
- Educational Requirements
American Coaching Effectiveness Program Sports
Science Course - Required for Class A, B, or C
This requirement may be completed by attending a
coaches clinic or by completing a correspondence course or by completing an equivalent
approved coaching course.
Current CPR certification - required for Class
A
Current Multi-media Red Cross First Aid
course, or ACEP Sport First Aid Course, or other approved course required for Class A
4. Written Tests
- Referee Written Test.
Must be able to pass the equivalent written test as a RJJO or
local referee for Class A or B
- Coaches Written Test.
A coaches candidate must be able to pass the US Ju-Jitsu
coaches exam on rules and regulations for Class A.
- Personal Qualifications
Correct attitude, ability to cooperate with others, showing
respect and ability to motivate competitors, acceptable personality traits and must be of
strong moral character.
- Certifications available
Class A, B, or C level coaches certification
- Certifications Fees
Certification fee is $25 for each level of certification
attained.
CLICK HERE to
download the Coaches Certification Application.
Note: USJJF member clubs that have one
certified US Ju-Jitsu Coach per each 25 active members are entitled to receive
certification as a US Ju-Jitsu approved training center.
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