Second, knowledge and skills in program design related to strength and conditioning Professional, clinical, and/or private settings in strength and conditioning programs. The required content of Program Design as related to Strength and Conditioning willįirst, students will be required to complete KIN 285 – Internship which will provide students with the opportunity toĭesign and apply programs as well as gain skills and experiences in collegiate, secondary, Into specific areas of strength and conditioning based on their needs, backgrounds,Īll students enrolled in KIN 286 during a given semester will periodically meet andĭiscuss their independent studies in a seminar format. Second, students will also be required to complete KIN 286 – Independent Study in which students will complete in depth investigations
Of strength and conditioning as well as program design elements as related to strength Prescription, or an equivalent course, which covers advanced principles and concepts It should be noted that the required content of Principles of StrengthĪnd Conditioning will be achieved through two courses.įirst as indicated above under the foundation coursework requirement, all studentsĮntering the NSCA Graduate ERP in Strength and Conditioning will be required to have completed KIN 162 – Advanced Fitness Assessment and Exercise The presents an overview of the 30-unit graduate program of study in strength andĬonditioning. Graduate Program of Study in Strength and Conditioning (30 Units)
Student include KIN 155 – Exercise Physiology and other upper division undergraduate exercise science courses. Other foundation coursework which may be required depending on the background of the KIN 162 uses NSCA textbooks, journal publications, videos,Īnd other information designed to prepare seniors and graduate students for the Certified Strength and Conditioning Certification and/or the National Strength and Conditioning – Certified Personal Trainer certification. In strength and conditioning and approved by the Graduate Coordinator.Īs a minimum foundation requirement, all students entering the NSCA Graduate ERP in Strength and Conditioning will be required to have completed KIN 162 – Advanced Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription, or an equivalent course. The required foundation coursework will be determined by an advisor
Students without a baccalaureate degree major or minor in Kinesiology (or relatedĮxercise science area) will be required to complete a maximum of 12 units of upper division undergraduate foundation coursework in kinesiology. NSCA Graduate Education Recognition Program
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