L1 / KINTREON-YFC
Learn to teach foundational movements, organise groups and plan sessions. Practise choosing and adapting exercises to suit young participants, then use coaching practice and reflection to improve your delivery.
Estimated study time includes the different learning and practice activities; it is not all classroom teaching or one-to-one mentoring.
Dates, venue and teaching staff are to be confirmed. Paid enrolment is not open.
This is a training course for adult coaches, not a fitness class for children. Study includes planning assignments, coaching practice and assessment, with time set aside for practice and reflection.
Beginners are welcome to enquire. Tell us about your teaching experience during the consultation; formal prerequisites and any first-aid training requirements will be confirmed before enrolment.
Course activities will focus on the tasks below. Assessment will draw on your submitted work and coaching practice.
Course framework v0.1. The planned learning topics and practical assignments are outlined below. Teaching arrangements and assessment requirements will be published before enrolment.
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Explore developmental differences and essential movement terms, including training adaptation: how the body responds to repeated practice over time.
Learn venue checks, risk recognition, communication boundaries, incident reporting and referral.
Practise observing and teaching squats, hip hinges (bending and straightening at the hips), pushes, pulls and carries, with simpler options for each movement.
Learn basic running, jumping and throwing tasks, space organisation and progressions.
Practise concise demonstrations and group rotations, check that participants understand the task, and provide constructive feedback.
Connect observation goals with session plans, four-week programmes and follow-up notes.
Estimated total study time: 80 hours
Recommended study period: 6–8 weeks
These estimates cover the total study time planned for the course, including online learning, practical workshops, supported coaching practice, assignments and assessment. They are not all classroom hours or one-to-one tuition. Final arrangements will be set out in the formal course information.
Prepare with the key concepts before practising demonstrations, coaching cues and group organisation in workshops. During supported coaching practice, put your plans into use, then review your teaching through observation records, case assignments and assessment feedback.
Practice venues, supporting staff and arrangements will be set out in the formal course information.
Assessment work includes basic observation records, a complete session plan, a four-week foundational programme, an observed coaching session and a written reflection.
Plans, observation records, coaching practice and case reports provide evidence of your coaching competence: how you make teaching decisions, deliver activities and adjust plans. You will receive assessment feedback. Criteria, reassessment and appeal procedures will be published before enrolment.
KINTREON plans to award course certificates to coaches who pass the relevant assessment, recording their learning and assessment results. These are not national vocational qualifications or equivalents to NSCA-CPT or CSCS. KINTREON currently has no official authorisation or certificate recognition agreement with NSCA. Its certificates do not confer clinical rehabilitation credentials.
Completing the learning does not itself mean passing; passing does not automatically grant brand coaching authorisation. Read about certificates and coaching scope
RMB 1,980 / person
The first pilot is planned for a small group of 5–8 coaches. Arrangements will be confirmed before the course starts.
Estimated future standard course fee: RMB 3,980 / person
These are planned or estimated fees while the courses are in preparation. Final fees and inclusions will be confirmed before enrolment. The planned fee includes relevant learning materials, coaching support and practice guidance within the course schedule, the first formal assessment and a course certificate after passing. Inclusions, schedules, reassessment and cancellation terms will be confirmed before enrolment; external first-aid training and additional remedial work will be explained separately. Permission to use photographs or testimonials is requested separately and does not affect the course fee.
The first L1 pilot is in preparation. You can enquire about course content and study arrangements. Dates, venue and supporting staff are to be confirmed; paid enrolment is not open.
Enquire about L1The fees on this page are for adult coach education, separate from family training or organisational service quotes. Buying a course does not guarantee a pass. Passing does not automatically issue a formal credential, grant service authorisation or provide work; cooperation requires a separate review.
Suitable professionals who have not taken a KINTREON course may also apply for independent service review. Profiles require publication consent, and learning records, service scope, cooperation and enquiry status are confirmed separately. Both platform introductions and a coach’s own clients can be discussed.
Read the coach cooperation guide →L1 trains adult coaches to deliver fitness sessions for children and young people.
Beginners are welcome to enquire. Tell us about your teaching experience during the consultation; formal prerequisites and any first-aid training requirements will be confirmed before enrolment.
No. Estimated total study time: 80 hours, covering online learning, workshops, supported practice and assessment, rather than only classroom teaching or one-to-one tuition.
Planned pilot fee: RMB 1,980 / person. Final fees and inclusions will be confirmed before enrolment.
No. L1 assesses coaching skills through session plans, observation records and coaching practice.
Pilot in preparation; paid enrolment is not open. You can review the enquiry checklist, then speak to Dan by phone.
