The Using Rollers in Your Coaching workshop has been developed by British Cycling, in conjunction with expert riders and coaches.
About the course
The online module is recommended for all coaches (from Level 1 to 3), in order to support delivery of this popular method of static training. Riders across all six disciplines of cycling can make significant gains from adding roller training to their plans.
Rollers have long been used alongside traditional training methods as a way of improving leg speed, pedalling efficiency and fitness. As a highly adaptable piece of equipment, they can be used independently in the home, as a warm up tool prior to a race or on a dedicated club night (mostly during the winter months).
The course contains in-depth videos to demonstrate good practice, while also highlighting coaching points and suggested progressions. It should take around 45-60 minutes to complete, but can be approached either in small chunks or all at once.
What do I need to register?
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Be at least 14 years of age*
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Valid and current emergency first aid certificate (minimum 6 hours), or equivalent
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Have access to a computer and the internet
*Under 18s - coaches under the age of 18 will be working under direct supervision of a fully qualified coach (at Level 1 or above). The lead coach will be responsible for First Aid, and will be appropriately qualified. With this in mind under 18's will not be required to hold a valid first aid qualification.
How long will the course take to complete?
60 minutes
How do I enrol?
Just click on the link below to enrol. Registration is £9.99 and once registered you will be given access to the course within five days and notified by email. You will have 30 days to complete the course.
On completion of the award, you will be able to download a certificate of attendance.
If you are a qualified coach we will update your license (provided you meet the necessary prerequisites, see section two of the Guidelines for Coaching Cycling).
Enrol on Using Rollers in Your Coaching
Enrol into the course directly on British Cycling Learning here
