Monthly Archives: May 2010

MSc in Applied Sport Science

Posted on May 25, 2010 by Mark Reeves

I recently recieved the news that I have passed my MSc in Applied Sports Sciences. With so many coaches out there, what does this mean for any clients that I work with? Well, during my masters I studied Sport Psychology, … Continue reading →

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May/June: Discounted courses

Posted on May 18, 2010 by Mark Reeves

As part of a drive to get as much work as possible in before i head away to the states. I am offering a discount on my advertised prices for guiding, coaching and instruction, during the week. As such I … Continue reading →

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Coaching on Dream

Posted on May 5, 2010 by Mark Reeves

Arguably it is a little bit out there to be ‘coaching’ someone, however yesterday I headed out to Wen Zawn with a friend, who was a bit rusty with her climbing. Having been climbing the day before I thought a … Continue reading →

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