Short course
ICF Canoe-Kayak
Intensive Coaching Course
Overview
The Sprint Canoeing Online Level 3 Coaching Course is your gateway to becoming an expert coach in the dynamic world of sprint canoeing. Hosted by Hungarian University of Sports Science (HUSS) in collaboration with the International Canoe Federation (ICF), this cutting-edge program empowers coaches from around the globe with advanced knowledge and practical skills to lead their teams to success.
Whether you’re aiming to refine your technical expertise, enhance your strategic coaching abilities, or stay ahead with the latest industry insights, this comprehensive program has you covered.
Application deadline:
10th August 2025
Why choose this program?
This 10-week online course combines interactive live sessions on Microsoft Teams with flexible E-learning modules, making it accessible to coaches worldwide. By the end of the program, you’ll be equipped to train elite athletes, implement advanced techniques, and navigate the competitive world of sprint canoeing with confidence.
The course is structured to cover both theoretical and sport specific aspects essential for high-level coaching. Each module is designed to equip coaches with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in their roles, from understanding advanced training methodologies to mastering specific techniques in canoeing and kayaking.
Elevate your coaching skills and join a global community of elite sprint canoeing professionals! Don’t miss this opportunity to shape the future of the sport!
Key features
- Global Accessibility: Delivered entirely online, making it easy to join from anywhere.
- Flexible Exams: Online assessments are available over 48-hour periods on weekends.
- World-Class Faculty: Learn from internationally acclaimed experts in canoeing, sports science, and coaching.
- Prestigious Certification: Earn a globally recognized Sprint Canoeing Level 3 Coaching Course Certificate, endorsed by the ICF.
Application requirements
- National-level coaching experience in Canoe-Kayak
- Recommendation from a National Sports Federation, endorsed by the ICF
- Secondary school leaving certificate
- English proficiency (minimum B2 level)
- Reliable internet access and suitable electronic devices
Curriculum
The course provides a comprehensive curriculum, covering both theoretical and practical aspects of high-level sprint canoeing coaching. This approach ensures you’ll gain both the knowledge and skills needed to excel in coaching athletes at the highest level.
THEORETICAL MODULES
Learn from the best with in-depth classes on:
- Science in Sports
- Biomechanics
- Training Theory and Methodology
- Sport Psychology
- Sport Pedagogy
- Sport Nutrition
- Sports Management
- Ethics of Sport Coaching
- Exercise Physiology
- Sport Injuries and Prevention
- Spring Canoe Sport
PRACTICAL MODULES
Apply your knowledge to real-world scenarios, including:
- Advanced Canoe and Kayak Coaching Methods
- Racing Tactics and Team Boat Specialties
- Strength, Speed, and Endurance Training
- Technique Optimization in Kayaking and Canoeing
- Talent Identification and Performance Analysis
Course fee includes
- Registration to the program
- Access to all course materials and live sessions
- Exams and official course records
- The Sprint Canoeing Coaching Certificate – Level 3
Certification
Upon successful completion of the course, graduates will receive the “Sprint Canoeing Level 3 Coaching Course” certificate, endorsed by the International Canoe Federation and issued by the Hungarian University of Sports Science.
Our global partners
Our students & alumni
Zoltán Kammerer
studied BSc in Sports Management and MSc in Sports Coaching
• 3x Olympic gold medalist (2004, 2000)
• 1x Olympic silver medalist (2012)
• 3x world champion (2006, 1999, 1997)
• 7x European champion (2007, 2006, 2004, 1999, 1997)
Máté Koch
studies BA in Sports Coaching
• Olympic gold medalist, fencing (2024)
• World fencing champion (2023)
Luca Ekler
studied MSc in Sports Coaching
professor at HUSS
• Paralympics gold medalist, long jump (2024, 2020)
• Paralympics silver medalist, 400m (2024)
