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Jim Glover ChPC
Coach Passport Number 15524
N.C.C.P. (National Coaching Certification Program)
Levels Achieved
Chartered Professional Coach (ChPC), 11/06 1st in Ontario
Level lV Task #1 05/06 Planning and Periodization
Level lV Task #3 05/05 Energy Systems working on
Level IV Task #19 02/12 (Sport Systems) N/C
Level IV Task #17 02/02 (Leadership) N/C
Level IV Tasks #7 & #8 01/02 (Psych for athletes, coaches)
Level I 01/02 Triathlon level I
Level lV Tasks #2 & #6 10/98 (strength, regeneration) N/C
C.P.C.A. Accepted Member 03/97
Canadian Professional Coaching Association
Level IV Tasks #4 & #7 10/96 (nutrition, psychology) N/C
Certified Level III 10/95 (First in Ontario)
Lifesaver/C.P.R. 03/95
CanBike II 05/94
Level III Technical 03/94 (only 2nd time offered)
Level III Theory 12/87
Certified Level II 02/88
I have helped Age Group Triathletes achieve GOLD MEDAL at the WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS in 2002, and National Champion the past two years.
I have also been the Canadian Cerebral Palsy Sports Association (CCPSA) national cycling coach from March 1996 to September 2000.
I have been coaching seriously since 1984. I have been increasing my coaching knowledge whenever possible since my very first coaching course in 1979.
I coach from my home, helping athletes in North America, achieve their Peak Performances, using teleconferencing and e-mail. These athletes have all improved through their association with me. We are also now adding a web presence to further use technology to assist athletes with their goals around the world.
My personal goal is to be the best coach I can be. To do this, I encourage each athlete to develop to their potential. This requires a harmonizing of work, play and family.
It makes me feel good to help these athletes achieve their goals.
I have a long history of helping athletes achieve their goals. Below are some of my experiences over the years at elite level competitions, and the athlete results.
Coaching experience at the International / National Level:
2006 National Track Championships, Dieppe, NB; National Road Race Champs, QC
2005 National Track Championships, Calgary; World Master’s Games, Edmonton; Coupe Des Ameriques, Sutton, Quebec
2002 Pan American Road and Track Cycling Champs. Quito, Equador, Assistant Coach
2000 Canadian Championships, Road, Peterborough, National Coach, CCPSA (Canadian Cerebral Palsy Sports Association)
1999 Canadian Championships, BCGAD (BC Games for Athletes with a Disability), N. Vancouver, BC, CCPSA Cycling Coach
1998 World Championships IPC, Colorado, USA. CCPSA Head Coach (25 countries)
1998 Canadian Championships, Edmonton, National Coach
1997 World Championships CP-ISRA, Nottingham, England, Cycling Head Coach
1989 National Road and Track Championships with the OBC (Ottawa Bicycle Club) as Head Coach
1986 National Road Championships with the OBC, Head Coach
1984 Tour D’Abitbi, Ontario Junior Team Head Coach (project only) This is the largest Junior stage race in North America, with teams from Europe Canada and USA
Results at these Events:
2007 1-Gold, 1-Silver
2006 1-Silver, 1-Bronze
2005 1-Gold, 2-Silver
2004 4th at World Transplant Games Nice, France
2002 2-Gold, 2-Silver, 2-Bronze
2000 Qualified 2 athletes for Sydney Olympics
1998 3 top 10 places. Enough to ensure 2 Olympic qualifying spots in Sydney 2000
1997 3 medal - 1 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze
1989 8 medals - 2 Silver, 6 Bronze (track only)
1986 1 medal-1 Bronze, Junior Men Team Time Trial,
2 top 15 finishes in Men’s Road Race
1984 3 medals-2 Silver-1. King of the Mountain (best hill climber)
1. Individual General Classification
1 Bronze - Team General Classification
International / National Level Riders Coached
2007 Jeff Bakal (track), Nick Newell (Duathlon), Mike Nash (pursuit/TT)
2003 Mike Nash
2002 Bob Hardy (transplant athlete)
2000 Lucas Curran, Justin Tsang, Mike Lau, Belinda Jeromchuk, Sally Butler
1999 Lynda Hickman, Paula Hickman, Allison and Andrea McKay
1996 - 2000 Gary Longhi, Carla Yustak, Paul Jalbert all C.P. Athletes in Canada
1995 - 1996 Lazlo Alberti (US based Pro)
1994 - 1995 Kerry Chapman
1991 - 1993 Chris Georgas
1988 - 1989 Marc Harrower
1987 - 1993 Gord Fraser (Team Captain with Mercury Racing Team in USA)
1984 - 1987 Senta Beaumiester, Heather Howell
Individual Results Highlights:
2008 Jeff-Gold, National Track (f/s 200m), Jeff, 3 Gold, 1 Silver, Provincial Track,
Mike Provincial ITT Gold
2007 Jeff-Gold, Bronze, National Track
2006 Ryan-Bronze National U23 ITT, and Gold Provincial ITT
2005 Mike Nash-World’s pursuit and National Pursuit SILVER, Ontario TT GOLD,
Allison McKay, North American RR GOLD, Quebec TT SILVER, FQsC Series GOLD
Ryan Morris Ontario TT GOLD
2002 Mike - 9th in RAAM (Race Across America), 1ST Canadian to complete the Race in 20 year History of event
2001 Mike - USA National 24 Hr. A.G. CHAMPION,
Lynda - WORLD CHAMPION,
Paula - Bronze at World Championships,
Justin - Bronze Provincial R.R .Champs (1st Year Junior)
Belinda, Sally, Qualify for World Duathlon Champs,
Lucas 17th World Extara Championships
2000 Lynda - Silver medal World Championships, TRI and DUO, Gold Medal Nat’l
Justin - Bronze medal Ontario Provincial X-C Mtn Bike Championships
1999 Lynda - Bronze medal World Championships, TRI and DUO, Gold Medal Nat’l
1997 Kerry - 3 - Gold medals - Ontario Track Championships
Gary - 2 - Gold medals, BC Games, 1 - Silver, 1 - Bronze World Champs
Carla - 2 - Gold medals, BC Games, 1 - Gold World Champs
Lazlo - 1 - Bronze medal - Ontario R.R. Championships
1996 Lazlo - Bronze medal - Ontario R.R. Championships
Kerry - 3 Gold Medals - Ontario Track Championships
1995 Gord - Turns Pro with Motorola
Lazlo - Stage wins in Venezuela Pro-Am stage race
1994 Gord - Number One G.C. France Amateur standings with 19 wins
1991 Chris - 3 unofficial national best times in 15, 40, 80 km ITT Events
1990 Gord - National 15.0 km ITT record (still standing)
1989 Marc - 11th World Junior IP (Individual Pursuit) Championships
1986 Senta - 9th World Women’s IP Championships
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