Welcome

Cycling South Africa welcomes you to our Coach Education website.

Coaching.cyclingsa.com is the home of Cycling South Africa's Coaching Commission. Whether you're considering becoming a coach or you already are already a coach,http://coaching.cyclingsa.com will provide you with the answers and through our Coach Educational Program, the necessary skills and knowledge to support and fulfill this calling in your life.

As you can see, http://coaching.cyclingsa.com  has recently undergone an overhaul! - So what's new?

Improved navigation, eye-catching visuals, re-energised content. This website is all about connecting and engaging the lively, passionate, coaching community. Its about creating a place that highlights the value that coaches provide, whilst giving them access to a wealth of information about coaching, sport nutrition, and current research.

Engage us as we continue to improve our Coach Education and its infrastructure. We intend to provide avenues for conversation, so that you can share your thoughts and impressions with us. We intend to improve on nutrition content and articles of reference, host more courses and improve our coaching websites functionality.

Please peruse our Long Term Participant Development program and take time out to read or order a copy of our Parents Guide. Included find details of Cycling South Africa's Coach Education Pathway, as well as dates for upcoming Coach Training courses. Please explore our frequently asked questions (FAQ'S) section on how to become a coach, and the processes that needs to be followed.

Our Vision:

"A united, active, transparent and functional Coaching Commission supported by Tertiary Institutions country wide, SASCOC and Lotto."

Our Mission:

"To promote an active and united Coaching Commission which has a supporting philosophy for the spiritual, intellectual and material upliftment for coaches at all levels, across all disciplines of cycling."

Our Values;

"A supporting philosophy which is vested in the values of tolerance, respect and transparency. Coaches need to have respect and be able to consult and communicate with one another, in an open and friendly manner."