Coach Profile: Jonathan Salfield

Coaching Focus (Community, Development or Performance)
Development/Performance

Qualified since
1999

Last CPD Course With Year
18/11/20 Making Sense of High Performing Teams (Tom Rusga, Dusty Millar)

Coaching Rates Group Individual


My Coaching Philosophy
I believe the relationship between technical, tactical, physical and mental skills in fencing is so deeply intertwined as to make their separation into different skill sets meaningless. I aim to coach fencers to embrace the complexities and the exacting requirements of fencing, and to understand the incremental gains required for us to reach personal goals which may at first seem very distant.

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