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TWC Seminar Staff

The Weightlifting Course is coming. We are looking for experienced weightlifting coaches who are interested in joining our seminar staff team.

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Who we are looking for

Experienced weightlifting coaches. You coach the snatch and the clean and jerk week in, week out, you can explain what you see, and you can fix it.

We also want to know about your education. A background in physiology, sport science or strength and conditioning, and your own competition experience, are a real plus.

We are building the team internationally.

How it works

  1. Apply (free)Send a 10-minute video of your coaching, a video of each of the four lifts, your CV, your coaching philosophy, a written piece and a reference.
  2. Review and callNathan reviews every application himself and invites the coaches he would like to know more about to a call.
  3. Talk it throughWith the coaches who are a good fit, we talk through how they would work with us as TWC launches.
  4. Coach TWCAs TWC launches, coach it with us. Places are by selection, and applying is not a guarantee of a role.

A small team, chosen for experience and the quality of their coaching. This is the BirdBox team you would be joining.

The BirdBox Coaching team

Is this you?

We are building the seminar staff team for The Weightlifting Course. If you are interested and feel you are a good fit, we want to hear from you.

How you would work with us, and where, is something we talk through with each coach.

Your application

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Allow about 45 minutes, plus time to film. Your answers are saved on this device as you go, so you can come back to finish.

About you
Your coaching

Tick any you have done.

Roles you are interested in

Tick every role you would want to take on with TWC.

Coaching video

About 10 minutes of you coaching weightlifting: the snatch, the clean and jerk or their pulls and squats, to an athlete or a group. Show how you explain it, what you see and how you correct it. Unedited is best. Upload it to YouTube (unlisted), Vimeo, Google Drive or Dropbox and paste the link. Make sure anyone with the link can watch it.

The four lifts

A clear video of you performing each lift: a few good reps, filmed side-on, with the whole body and the bar in view. Upload each video from your phone or computer (up to 300MB), or paste a link.

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CV and coaching philosophy

Upload each as a PDF or Word document (up to 10MB). Your coaching philosophy is how you think about coaching: what you believe, how you teach and what you prioritise with athletes.

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Written piece

Why do you want to coach with The Weightlifting Course, and what would you bring to the team? Tell us about your coaching: the lifters you work with, a coaching problem you solved, and how you teach the lifts. 300 to 600 words.

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Reference

Someone who has seen you coach: a gym owner, head coach or coach you work with. We may contact them.

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