Becoming A Kettlebell Coach and What To Look For In Your Coach

Send us Fan MailIf you are looking to become a kettlebell coach or hire a kettlebell coach in this conversation, Roger Parks, Jeremiah Waylon, and special guest coach Os Aponte discuss the essential qualities and qualifications needed to become a successful kettlebell coach.  They explore the importance of certifications, the balance between theory and practical experience, and the continuous journey of learning and problem-solving in coaching. The discussion emphasizes the value of community, open-mindedness, and the distinction between being a general strength coach and a specialized kettlebell coach. The hosts share personal experiences and insights, encouraging aspiring coaches to seek knowledge and remain humble in their journey.TakeawaysYou don't need a certification to start coaching, but it helps.Empathy and a willingness to learn are key traits for coaches.Demonstrating skills effectively allows students to model what you do.Experience gained through certifications can enhance coaching abilities.Problem-solving is a crucial skill developed through challenging training.Continuous learning is essential for personal and professional growth.Community and networking with other coaches provide valuable insights.Understanding principles is more important than just following a manual.Being open to changing your mind is a sign of a good coach.The journey of coaching is ongoing and requires dedication. Download the Bells kettlebell training app from the apple app store here:  https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bells-by-iron-revival/id1554919084Get Roger Parks’ book Kettlebell Essentials: Ballistics on kindle or paperback here:https://a.co/d/3JmimHQFollow us on instagram https://www.instagram.com/theironrevival/?locale=noSubscribe to our YouTube: https://youtube.com/@ironrevival?si=zhcY_GxBkz0D3GKw