Biomechanics Coach Course - EMD UK

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Course TypeBlended Learning
QualificationDiploma in Biomechanics Coaching
Flexible Payment OptionsStudy Conveniently & Affordably
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Biomechanics Coach Course

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Course Overview

This Biomechanics Coaching Diploma will introduce individuals to methods which can help movement practitioners, strength coaches, personal trainers and manual therapists to identify risks and optimise performance for clients.

Biomechanics Education aims to bring students a movement assessment program that is simplified and comes from an evidence-based perspective to bring students a system that pulls their skills together.

Learn more about the course

Once qualified with a Diploma in Biomechanics coaching students will have the skills to follow a system to assess clients and understand where there is risk or opportunity to improve.

Define Your Skills

This Biomechanics coaching course will use the skills you have prior to studying altogether. The aim of this course is not to replace skills but to hone them all in one place following a simple system based on your expertise, experience and knowledge.

This course will provide you with the skills you need to assess your client’s body and understand where there is risk and where you can help them improve.

This will help you gain confidence and enhanced skills in communicating with a multi-disciplinary team that we will also support you in finding.

Frequently asked questions

  • How do I book workshop days?
    You can book your practical dates via your Student Zone (Your login details to this would have been sent after you signed your enrolment form). For further guidance on booking your dates once logged in, please click on the "Resource Centre" tab, where you can watch our tutorial video or access the Student Zone How To Guide.
  • How is the course assessed?
    Continuous formative assessment during the attendance days. Summative one-hour practical assessment. Twelve-weeks research project and a 2,000-word report.
  • How is the learning on the Diploma in Biomechanics Coaching delivered?
    While undertaking the Diploma in Biomechanics Coaching, you will experience learning both online and in-person in workshops. These workshops are a great opportunity to learn from the Master Trainers, ask questions, and put the skills into practice that you gained through your e-learning. Your assessment will be a practical assessment with twelve weeks of research and home study work.
  • How long do I have to complete the Diploma?
    You will have a 24-month completion timeframe.
  • How much can I earn as a Biomechanics Coach?
    Many Biomechanics Coaches have doubled, or even trebled, their income due to their training; however, this is very individual due to various circumstances.
  • Is Biomechanics Education professionally recognised?
    Yes, Biomechanics Education is a CIMSPA-endorsed education training partner as well as STA for sports therapy learners.
  • What backgrounds do Biomechanics Coaching learners have?
    Learners are comprised of professionals looking for an understanding of intrinsic biomechanics. Often these are personal trainers, Pilates teachers, yoga instructors, sports therapists and strength coaches.
  • What career opportunities are there as a Biomechanics Coach?
    Biomechanics Coaches have found themselves involved in multidisciplinary teams, working alongside physiotherapists or with sports clubs.
  • What is Biomechanics Coaching?
    Biomechanics is the science of movement of a living body, including how muscles, bones, tendons, and ligaments work together to move. Biomechanics is part of a larger field of kinesiology, specifically focusing on movement mechanics.
  • What job title can I give myself?
    Careers in biomechanics are greatly varied depending upon an individual's choice of education and interpretation. Within our school, these titles may be used...
    • Biomechanics Coach
    • Biomechanics Trainer
    • Biomechanics Instructor
  • What qualifications do I need to have to study the Diploma in Biomechanics Coaching?
    The entry requirements for this Diploma are Level 3 qualification Sports Massage, Personal Training, Pilates, Yoga or equivalent. You will also need to be at least eighteen years old.
  • Where are practical workshops held?
    Practical workshops are hosted in a range of cities, including London, Nottingham, Manchester, Edinburgh and Belfast.
  • What are the next steps once I’ve completed the Diploma in Biomechanics Coaching?
    If you’ve completed your Diploma, there are many ways you can put your skills into practice as a full or part-time Biomechanics Coach. However, should you wish to elevate your training, you can become a member of the IBA (Intrinsic Biomechanics Association). This will entitle you to:
    • Mentor support from the Master Trainer team
    • Videos, webinars, and guest lectures delivered by industry leaders
    • CPD training and career development courses
    • Branded clothing and business support

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