Coach Me Sports Coach Directory

Children following a coach
If you want to bend it like Beckham or serve it like Sampras, getting a professional to teach you how will rapidly improve your performance. Regular training sessions are an enjoyable way to keep fit, make friends and enhance your sporting prowess in a supportive environment.
Choosing a Coach

One to one coaching is the fastest way to rapidly enhance your performance in a sport. With the right coach, you'll see your technique improve, ability increase and feel greater confidence in your sporting abilities.

At Coach Me we invite our coaches to create detailed profiles about themselves and their approach, so you can browse and choose a coach you feel will fit well with your needs.

As well as outlining their experience and qualifications, our coaches advise:

• Hourly rates, up front so no ringing around
• Availability
• Relevant certification for working with children or those with disabilities.
• Whether references are available
  

Choosing a session

We comprehensively list training sessions on a nationwide basis. We invite coaches to create detailed profiles about their sessions, including:

• Costs per session
• Age groups
• Ability level
• Relevant certification for working with children or those with disabilities.
• Session times and frequency
  

Detailed session profiles mean you can browse to find a session which suits your needs and fits with your commitments. Start searching for a session now.
Coaching Children

Coaches who are specifically trained in working with children will often have certificates such as a Child Protection Certificate (CPC) or Criminal Record Bureau check (CRB). For your reassurance we invite coaches to state whether they have these certificates available for inspection by a parent. Please remember, that these are self-declarations, so you should ask to see your coach's certification for working with children if this is a concern for you. Your coach won't mind you asking.
Coaching for those with disabilities

Some coaches have particular expertise and experience in coaching both adults and children with disabilities. Where this is the case, coaches will outline this in their profiles. We also list some training sessions which cater particularly to the needs of those with disabilities.