25/09/2026
Join us for our 2026 Coach Education Classes, taking place across five Wednesdays this autumn, with two sessions offered each day to make it as accessible and reliable as possible across different time zones.
Registration is now open. Places are limited, so secure your spot today.
Want to join all five classes? Get the 5-Class Pass and save 25% compared to booking each class individually.
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You’ve probably had that kid who used to sprint to every session, and now shows up dragging their feet, even though nothing “bad” happened. That shift is often less about laziness and more about what’s driving them: intrinsic vs. extrinsic motivation. In this class we dig into why that difference matters, how to set goals that actually sustain drive over seasons (not just competitions), and coaching language that fuels motivation instead of adding pressure. Perfect if you’ve got athletes cruising through a plateau or you just want practical tools to reignite that spark before it fades.
Think of the climber who falls off the same move five times and either laughs it off and tries again, or shuts down completely. That difference often comes down to how comfortable they are with failing and how much of that comfort you’ve helped build as their coach. This class covers self-concept, self-worth, and self-esteem, and how to create a team climate where failing is part of the process, not a threat to it. We’ll also work on developing your own “success and failure philosophy” and communication that builds confidence day to day.
Picture an athlete who zips their flash pump and comes down in tears after a missed clip and you’re standing there under just as much pressure, trying to figure out what to say. Emotions in competition settings run high for everyone, including you. This class looks at recognizing emotional triggers, the role emotion regulation plays in performance, and how to help athletes process disappointment and frustration without derailing training. We’ll also talk about staying regulated yourself when things get intense on the wall.
The 13-year-old who trained happily beside their parents last season and now