Complete Conditioning For Football
The football team with stronger, faster, more agile and powerful athletes is the one earning Ws on Friday nights and Saturday afternoons.
Read MoreEducation is a primary component of successful and efficient coaching, as it provides the knowledge and skills needed to effectively guide students toward reaching program goals. A solid education provides the foundation for evidence-based practices, ensuring that students receive safe and effective training supported by research. A detailed understanding of anatomy and physiology is essential for coaches to understand how the body responds to exercise and how to design safe and effective programming. It helps coaches properly assess students and identify any limitations or potential injuries. A solid coaching education enables coaches to understand and respond to the unique needs and goals of each student, providing personalized and effective training. Strength coaching at the high school level is a rapidly evolving field and ongoing education is essential for coaches to stay current with the latest techniques and research, providing the best possible experience for student-athletes.
The football team with stronger, faster, more agile and powerful athletes is the one earning Ws on Friday nights and Saturday afternoons.
Read MoreThe online Master in Strength & Conditioning program from Logan University seeks to offer the perfect plan for coaches.
Read MoreHighly regarded as a top graduate program, the University of Denver’s MA in sport coaching looks inward to help coaches expand their horizons.
Read MoreBeginning in the summer of 2022, Logan University will be offering a brand new, cutting-edge post-graduate degree program specifically for strength and conditioning.
Read MoreThe Master of Arts in Sport Coaching (MASC) program offered by the University of Denver is the only Master’s level degree program in coaching from a school of psychology in the country.
Read MoreJoe Kenn, Vice President of Performance Education at Dynamic Fitness and Strength, explains how a strength coach should constructively critique themselves and how they should deal with other people’s opinions.
Joe Kenn, Vice President of Performance Education at Dynamic Fitness and Strength, gives one piece of advice for strength coaches looking to advance in the profession.
Michael Doscher, Head Speed, Strength & Conditioning Coach at Valdosta State University, describes how you can gain valuable knowledge by listening to everybody.
UWM-Athletics’ Director of Strength and Conditioning, Matt Holt, discusses the importance of mentorship in the field of strength and conditioning.
After telling strength coaches to pursue a masters degree to become the best they can be, Scott Caulfield — then Head Strength & Conditioning Coach / Coaching Education Manager / Performance Center Manager for the National Strength & Conditioning Association (NSCA) — chose to pursue his own masters degree.
Amanda Berg explains why high schools must hire a dedicated strength and conditioning coach to oversee athletic performance operations. Berg is Head Strength and Conditioning Coach at Dassel-Cokato High School (MN). She is also a member of the executive council of the National High School Strength Coaches Association (NHSSCA) and a co-host of the Big Time Strength podcast.