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Kisik Lee International Coaching Certification (KLICC)

Certification Levels

L1

LEVEL ONE - THEORY LEVEL - For Archers and Coaches

Involves attending a three-day seminar to fully understand the basics of the KSL Shot Cycle. To obtain a Level 1 Certificate you are required to pass a multiple choice theory exam. The pass mark is 80% or higher. Level 1 Certification does not allow you to coach as it is theory only. This course is for the benefit of archers as well as potential coaches. Upon successfully passing Level 1 a Level 1 Achievement Certificate is awarded and signed by Mr Lee. An entry is also maintained in the International register.

L2

LEVEL TWO - PRACTICAL LEVEL - Coaches Only

Can only be achieved after passing the Level 1 theory exam. A 12 month wait is required after first attempting the Level 1 exam before Level 2 training can commence. To pass Level 2 you are required to sit a refresher Level 1 course combined with Level 2 training followed by a rigorous practical test one-on-one with Kisik Lee. On successfully passing Level 2 a Level 2 Coach Certificate is awarded and signed by Mr Lee. An entry is also maintained in the International register of qualified Kisik Lee International Coaching Certified (KLICC) Coaches.

L3

LEVEL THREE - TOP LEVEL - Coaches Only

Equivalent to a Level 5 in the USA and only awarded by Mr Lee to outstanding coaches who have demonstrated their ability to coach archers to high standards in the KSL Shot Cycle. A Level 3 coach must also be able to demonstrate they can ‘coach the coaches’. Level 3 is only awarded directly by Kisik Lee and can only be applied for after 3 years of coaching using the KSL Shot Cycle. On successfully passing Level 3 a Level 3 Coach Certificate is awarded and signed by Mr Lee. An entry is also maintained in the International register of KLICC Coaches.

 

Level 3 KLICC Certified Coaches

    Australia
    Ricci Cheah

    Belgium
    Mathias Van Bulk

    Germany
    Dirk Schmidt
    Karsten Sprenger
    Mark Kathage
    Thomas Strasser

    Ireland
    Alexander Meyer

    Japan
    Masaya Atsuta

    Luxembourg
    Luc Schuler

    Netherlands
    Natalia Sitnikova

    Portugal
    Eduardo Santos
    Nuno Oliveira

    Slovenia
    Matej Zupanc
    Matija Zlender

    Spain
    Elias Cuesta Cobo

    Turkey
    Macide Erdener

    Virgin Islands
    Angelo Ruiz Acevedo


 

Level 2 KLICC Certified Coaches



    Argentina
    Pablo Lobo (Argentina)

    Australia
    Alec Potts (VIC Australia)
    Alex King (NSW Australia)
    Anna Walls (Tasmania Australia)
    Ben Page (NSW Australia)
    Chevyone Cheah (NSW Australia)
    Dawed Bester (NSW Australia)
    Eammon Marha (NSW Australia)
    Elisa Barnard (NSW Australia)
    Giorgio Vasiliades (NSW Australia)
    Greg Nguyen (NSW Australia)
    Jade Pham (NSW Australia)
    Jon Lane (Tasmania Australia)
    Jonathon Milne (NSW Australia)
    Kelvin Heath (NSW Australia)
    Laura Trezise (NSW Australia)
    Lynette Rankin-Tyack (QLD Australia)
    Lynne Fairhall (NSW Australia)
    Paul Searle (VIC Australia)
    Peter Boukouvalus (NSW Australia)
    Rachael King (NSW Australia)
    Ricci Cheah (NSW Australia)
    Shaun Wang (NSW Australia)

    Belgium
    Ingrid Brioen (Belgium)
    Mathias Van Bulck (Belgium)
    Peter Raeves (Belgium)

    Czech Republic
    Petr Duba (Czech Republic)

    Egypt
    Ahmed Mahmoud (Egypt)

    Finland
    Aulio Miika (Finland)

    France
    Badie Ghorab (France)

    Germany
    Benjamin Sorg (Germany)
    Bernhard Mangold-Markel (Germany)
    Dirk Schmidt (Germany)
    Karsten Sprenger (Germany)
    Maik Schrake (Germany)
    Marc Kathage (Germany)
    Thomas Strasser (Germany)

    Italy
    Luca Livraghi (Italy)

    Japan
    Masaya Atsuta (Japan)

    Luxembourg
    Luc Schuler (Luxembourg)

    Mexico
    Ernesto Horacio Boardman Lopez (Mexico)
    Ernesto Horacio Boardman Villareal (Mexico)
    José Rene Palacios Vaquera (Mexico)

    Netherlands
    Natalia Sitnikova (Netherlands)

    New Zealand
    Julie Baker (New Zealand)
    Chris Roberts (New Zealand)

    Portugal
    Eduardo Santos (Portugal)
    Nuno Oliveira (Portugal)

    Slovenia
    Brina Bozic (Slovenia)
    Matej Zupanc (Slovenia)
    Matija Zlender (Slovenia)

    South Korea
    Kyeongsu Jeoung (South Korea)

    Spain
    Alvaro Gonzalez Miranda (Spain)
    Elias Cuesta Cobo (Spain)
    Fernando Torres (Spain)
    Ignacio Gomez-Sancha (Spain)
    Juan Morago Martin (Spain)
    Ruben Montes Tierno (Spain)

    Turkey
    Macide Erdener (Turkey)
    Yusuf Goktug Ergin (Turkey)

    United Kingdom
    Samuel Birdsall (UK)
    Zep Birdsall (UK)




 

Level 1 (theory) KLICC Certificate Holders



    Argentina
    Pablo Lombo


    Australia
    Adrian Downes
    Alec Potts
    Alex Kim
    Alex King
    Alex Smith
    Ammrutha Vashetharan
    Anna Walls
    Anthony Vaughan
    Anthony Vial
    Bailey Twomey
    Ben Page
    Chevyone Cheah
    Craig Hair
    Dania Chomeili-Jesmi
    David Clarke
    David Kuestler
    David Nguyen
    David Roig
    Dawid Bester
    Delia Evans
    Dennis Carson
    Eammon Marha
    Eddie Upston
    Elisa Barnard
    Erwin Chai
    Frank Figliuzzi
    Giorgio Vasiliades
    Glen Thomas
    Grace Leong
    Greg Nguyen
    Gregor Whiley
    Imalia Oktrininda
    Henry Chen
    Isabella Mavlian
    Jack McGrath
    Jade Pham
    James Gaze
    Jason Schejnin
    Joanna Murray
    Jon Lane
    Jonathon Milne
    Justin Walls
    Kelvin Heath (Update Dec 2018)
    Kevin Jenkin
    Kim Lavender
    Laura Trezise
    Leon Ong
    Liam Lim
    Lisa Matton
    Lynette Rankin-Tyack
    Lynne Fairhall
    Man Yin Wang
    Marco Sulser
    Marko Giang
    Marek Steiner
    Maxwell Liu
    Melissa-Ann Dunn
    Melissa Spinocchia
    Michael Larven
    Michael Villis
    Nicholas Kyriasis
    Patrick Darmanin
    Paul Searle
    Paul Smith
    Peter Beenett
    Peter Boukouvalas
    Peter Tralaggan
    Rachael King
    Ricci Cheah
    Saskia James
    Shaun Wang
    Sho Tzin Shim
    Steve Salmon
    Tayla King
    Victor Wei
    Wenda Huang
    William Lawler


    Austria
    Andreas Gstoettner


    Belgium
    Mathias Van Bulck
    Ingrid Brioen
    Peter Raeves
    Niek Bergans
    Quentin Leroy


    Chile
    David Soto Pedraza

    Croatia
    Darko Gespaher


    Cuba
    Jose Eugenio Almanza Guerra
    Yaslot Gacia Gallo


    Cyprus
    Leonidas Leonida


    Czech Republic
    Petr Duba
    Vaclav Bednar


    Egypt
    Ahmed Mahmoud Elnemr


    Estonia
    Siret Luik


    Finland
    Aleksandra Ruuskanen
    Juha Viitaoja
    Miika Aulio
    Thomas Schrader


    France
    Badie Ghorab
    Eduardo Santos


    Germany
    Benjamin Sorg
    Bernhard Mangold-Markel
    Claudia Vennemann
    David Strodick
    Dieter Hammer
    Dirk Schmidt
    Juliane Haseke
    Julius Zimmer
    Karsten Sprenger
    Kathleen Strodick
    Kurt Eggerling
    Marc Kathage
    Maik Schrake
    Matthias Paul
    Rainer Piepereit
    Thomas Strasser


    Hungary
    Ersebet Sinka


    Iceland
    Guðmundur Guðjónsson


    India
    Abhijeet Ananada Dalvi
    Anil Joshi
    B.Gunicha Devi
    Manjeet Malik
    Nilesh Gupta
    Pavan A Tambat
    Prafful Sudhakar Dange
    Purnima Mahato
    Rajesh Hasdak
    Ram Awadesh
    Ranjeet Chamle
    Ravi Kumar
    Ravi Shankar
    Ravinder Sharma
    Reena Kumari
    Samandam Natendurai Udheyakumar
    Sanjay Suhag
    Sanjeeva Singh
    Satyadev Prasad
    Tapan Kumar Murmu
    Uttar Pradesh Sumangala


    Italy
    Luca Livraghi


    Japan
    Masaya Atsuta


    Luxembourg
    Luc Schuler


    Mexico
    Aida Roman Arroyo
    Allan Tomas Rojano Vargas
    Ana Sofia Torres Garcia
    Andres E Jasso Torres
    Carlos Daniel Martinez Martinez
    Cosme Lozano Juarez
    Ernesto H Boardman Lopez
    Ernesto H Boardman Villarreal
    Hugo Cueto
    Irma Thalia Rojano Zaragoza
    José Rene Palacios Vaquera
    Nicolas Andres Grande
    Rodolgo Jorge Gonzalez Medina
    Santiago Avitia Martinez


    Netherlnds
    Leanne Kleinsteuber
    Natalia Sitnikova


    New Zealand
    Chris Roberts
    Julie Baker


    North Korea
    Yong Jun Jong
    Chul Jin Her
    Yun chol Kim
    II Nam Rim
    Yun Hui Kung
    Un Ju Kang
    Hyang Sun Pak
    Nam Chol Ri
    Kwan Sun Kim


    Norway
    Benjamin Backofen
    Lars Erik Amundsen


    Portugal
    Adriano Dias
    Eduardo Santos
    Nuno Oliveira
    Mario Canha


    Slovenija
    Brina Bozic
    Luka Gjurin
    Matej Zupanc
    Matija Zlender


    Spain
    Agustín Rodríguez Gómez
    Almudena Gallardo Vicente
    Alvaro Gonzalez Miranda
    Arturo Gracia Sanudo
    Elias Cuesta
    Fernando Torres
    Ignacio (Nacho) Gomez-Sancha
    Jordi Herraiz Osuna
    José Ramón Agudo Garcia
    Josep Perez Carrillo
    Juan Morago Martin
    Maximino Sampedro Blanco
    Miguel Angel Corchero
    Miguel Angel Gutierrez Postigo
    Miguel Angel Gutierrez Lecue
    Ruben Montes Tierno
    Txemari Zurbano Peñas


    South Africa
    Catharina Whitehead


    South Korea
    Baek Woon Mun
    Kyeongsu Jeoung


    Sweden
    Rolf Ronnlund


    Switzerland
    Carlo Castelletti
    Kyeongsu Jeoung
    Thomas Kuemin


    Tonga
    Karoline Tatafu


    Turkey
    Keith Tidswell
    Macide Erdener
    Yusuf Goktug Ergin


    United Kingdom
    Nicholas Mitchell
    Nicky Hunt
    Samuel Birdsall
    Wendy Baird
    Zep Birdsall





Background

Jon Barnard, President of Australia’s largest target archery club, Sydney Olympic Park Archers for 15 years, became dissatisfied with the lack of management and coaching of the sport in Australia following Coach Lee’s exit to become the USA Head Coach. The problems particularly became evident when Australia did not even have a Head Coach leading into or at the London Olympics. Jon contacted Coach Lee to speak at a seminar he was organising in Sydney in December 2012 and was thrilled when Coach Lee accepted the invitation. The seminar proved to be very successful and immediately received interest from other parts of the world as it quickly became evident there was also a lack of coaching structure in other countries. From this seminar it was decided to establish a worldwide recognised coaching and certification system using Coach Lee’s modern archery coaching techniques. KLICC is now rapidly being adopted throughout the world, there are already 17 Level 3 (top level) coaches in 12 countries, 60 Level 2 Coaches in 19 countries and over 200 hold Level 1 certificates in over 30 countries throughout the world. These coaches are up-to-date with the world's most advanced coaching techniques using modern science and bio-mechanics developed by the world's most successful coach, they are in high demand for their knowledge and qualifications with some receiving good remuneration.

Upcoming Seminars

Visit the Events page for information on upcoming workshop and certification schedules.

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