I started this list a while ago in order to keep track of all the courses in Vancouver this year. As there's so many I thought that I'd post it on my blog so that anyone interested in continuing education would have a place to go to see what's available. Hopefully this will help the constant progression of our industry up here in the north west. Get ready to empty the piggy bank!!
DNS Sport Level 1 - April 20th - 21st - More info
Dan John - April 26th - 27th - More info
NSCA BC Clinic - April 27th - More info
Primal Moves - April 28th - More info
Athletes Performance Mentorship Phase 1 - May 6th - 9th - More info
FMS Level 1 & 2 Combo Course - May 11th & 12th - More info
DVRT Level I and II - May 18th -19th - More info
Functional Range Conditioning (Dr. Andreo Spina) - June 8th - 9th - More info
Evolution Kettlebell Groundwork with John Wolf - July 20th - 21st - More info
Tara Keller Assessment and Corrective Exercise Workshops - September 28th & 29th - More info
Strong First Kettlebell Instructor Level 1 - November 8th - 10th - More info
Behnad and the Fit to Train crew will no doubt be putting on another FMS Level 1 & 2 (as well as the SFMA counterpart for the clinicians out there). I've also heard provisional plans for another exciting course in June and I'm sure the BC Weightlifting Association will be putting on another Olympic Lifting Certification. No doubt I've missed a few as well. There's also a lot happening just south of the border that I didn't include and I know there will be the second annual strength conference in the Okanagan during the summer. UPDATE: more info
In all of this it becomes clear that dollar bills will become an issue which is why I think it`s important to note that the NSCA BC Clinic is the best value for money course this year. You get to see 3 of the top coaches in the industry and it's only $90 for NSCA members ($100 for non-members) and $75 for students (are you effin` kidding me!!!). It`s limited to 125 people and I can guarantee it'll sell out. Seriously, go sign up now.
Looking for free information? Shameless plug for my previous blog "The Orchestration of Movement", go here to read it.
