Arrogance Leads To Missed Opportunities and Lessons Unlearned
Arrogance is an exaggerated sense of one’s abilities. For coaches, it manifests as a belief that their methods and insights are superior.
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CAREER DEVELOPMENT VIDEOS
Get Hands-On Experience From Proven Strength & Conditioning Professionals at Logan University
Coach Scott Bird and Dr. Brittany Ramirez break down Logan University’s Master’s in Strength & Conditioning Program. Learn about how you can deepen your coaching expertise and get hands-on experience in the field under a proven strength coach in a real program.
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Michael Doscher On Learning From Everybody
Michael Doscher, Head Speed, Strength & Conditioning Coach at Valdosta State University, describes how you can gain valuable knowledge by listening to everybody.
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Tobias Jacobi On The Impact Of Evolving Terminology
Tobias Jacobi fills a lot of roles at Strong Rock Christian School in Locust Grove, Georgia. As the chair of the the Physical Education Department, he speaks the language of an educator fluently, and leverages that knowledge to become a better relationship builder, student of his craft, leader and role model.
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Elevating Strength Coaches: The University of Denver’s Master’s Program
Scott Caulfield, Director of Strength & Conditioning at Norwich University, talks about how coaches seeking to take their careers to the next level should pursue a Master’s Degree at the University of Denver in in Sport Coaching.
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Why Hire A Dedicated High School Strength Coach?
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.
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Norwich University’s Scott Caulfield On Education
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.
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Matt Holt On Cultivating The Next Generation Of S&C Coaches
UWM-Athletics’ Director of Strength and Conditioning, Matt Holt, discusses the importance of mentorship in the field of strength and conditioning.
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Joe Kenn on Not Being Just an Intern
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.
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ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE SUPPLIERS WHO CAN HELP
Enhance your strength and conditioning knowledge while preparing for the CSCS by enrolling in the Strength and Conditioning concentration at Concordia University Chicago. Our fully online MS in Applied Exercise Science program, focusing on Strength and Conditioning, is tailored for working professionals, offering asynchronous classes for flexible learning at your convenience. We maintain small class sizes to foster connections with both your peers and instructors. Additionally, the option for dual concentrations is available.
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