TFA306. Combined Event Specialist Certification – Orlando

Event Phone: 504-599-8900

**HYBRID COURSE**

Part 1 (Sport Sciences) will be taught online via Zoom & Part 2 (Event Specific) will be taught in-person at the Grande Lakes in Orlando, FL

1. For the ONLINE Sport Sciences portion, you’re required to take 1 of 2 available sections:

Monday, November 25th & Tuesday, November 26th from 10:30am – 1:30pm (Central)

OR

Monday, December 2th & Tuesday, December 3th from 6pm – 9pm (Central)

**Note: For students planning dual enrollement in TFA 306 & TFA 310, only one instance of Sports Sciences is required.

2. For the IN-PERSON Event Specific portion, you’re required to attend all sessions:

Saturday, December 14th from 8am – 10pm (Eastern)

Sunday, December 15th from 8am – 10pm (Eastern)

Monday, December 16th from 8am – 12:45pm (Eastern)

*Note that recordings of the Sport Sciences will not be available; live participation (working camera & microphone) is required if you wish to take this course.

Location:

Part 1 (online) – Taught via Zoom

Part 2 (in-person) – Grande Lakes Orlando

4040 Central Florida Pkwy, Orlando, FL 32837

Course Fee:

Member Fee – $450

Non-Member Fee – $500

Instructors: Boo Schexnayder, Reuben Jones

Deadline: Course registration closes at 11:55pm (Central) on Thursday, November 28th. On-site registration WILL NOT be available.

Questions: Please contact Samantha Morse at samantha@ustfccca.org

The Combined Event Specialist Certification Course (SCC) is a detailed, 36 hour course that covers all issues in technical coaching of the combined events, and examines training design for athletes who compete in multiple Track and Field disciplines. Certification by the USTFCCCA is granted for successfully completing the course and its evaluations. The course is illustrated with pertinent, animated take-home video created specifically for this course, to enhance clarity and understanding. The course has been redesigned to include information on designing training for common track and field event combinations (the sprint-hurdle athlete, the sprint-jump athlete, etc), while continuing its previous focus on the combined events. Topics include training theory, periodization of combined event training, biomechanics of the sprint, hurdle, jumping, throwing, and middle distance events, training components, training design and administration, peripheral training concerns, technical models, and technical teaching in the combined events. In addition the course also examines Multievent training, specifically training plans and arrangements for frequent track and field event doubles and triples such as Sprints and Hurdles, Sprints and Jumps, Hurdles and Jumps, etc.

Additional course information

*Registration must be done under the participant’s account in order to access the course material and exam.

*If you are a non-member who would like to become a member, please complete the Individual Membership form.