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Each year millions of youths participate in sport programs in the United States. The value ascribed to their experiences depends largely on the quality of their coaches. Unfortunately, many coaches are not qualified, having had little or no formal training in areas such as coaching pedagogy, sport skill analysis, and injury prevention. Due to the substantial growth in sport participation and the increasing intensity of competition, legislatures are beginning to require training for all coaches. Moreover, these legislatures believe there is a need for a unified body of knowledge that extends across all youth sports. They are cognizant of the value attributed to a sports program that is largely dependent upon the quality of its coaches. Coaches are also realizing that the best way to provide a positive experience for the participants in their programs is to become knowledgeable about the responsibilities and liabilities involved in coaching. The purpose of this article is to emphasize the importance of requiring coaching education training for all coaches, and to discuss the coaching internship which is an essential ingredient of the coaching education program.

The Value of Internships in a NCACE Accredited Coaching Education Program