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This is a full-time on-site role as a Head Strength Coach located in Atlanta, GA. The Head Strength Coach will be responsible for designing and implementing strength and conditioning programs, overseeing athlete development, and providing personalized training to help individuals reach their fitness goals.
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Assist with the development, implementation, and utilization of an online methodology for tracking student-athlete strength & conditioning activities, including the use of pre-practice readiness questionnaires.
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Develop a seamless line of communication with the Director of Strength and Conditioning and the Pack Performance team (Mental Health and Performance, Sport Nutrition, Sport Medicine, Academics) regarding the health, welfare, physical or scholastic development of the student-athlete which includes timely reporting and response to the Director’s inquiries or assignments.
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Build and facilitate all strength and conditioning programs for Athletics teams and give complete oversight to all student athletes performing strength and conditioning programs in the Simon Athletics Weight Room. Promote student-athlete wellness.
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We are looking for a strength & conditioning coach passionate about developing her career and creating a positive and STRONG environment for female athletes. A Relentless coach is proficient in weightlifting, has an eye for speed & agility development, and is passionate about nutrition education for the female athlete demographic.
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2+ combined years of tactical, collegiate, professional, and/or Olympic athlete strength and conditioning experience. Registered Strength and Conditioning Coach (RSCC.
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Reports: Director of Athlete Performance & Head Strength and Conditioning Coach. Lead the delivery of strength & conditioning for the G League Stockton Kings and assist with the same areas for the NBA’s Sacramento Kings.
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Department: Department of Athletics Position Overview: The purpose of the Assistant Coach, Strength & Conditioning is to physically prepare student-athletes in all aspects (strength, conditioning, nutrition, recovery, mobility) for competition, as well as being an active decisionmaker to ensure the continued improvement and growth of the Strength & Conditioning area.
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Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) or equivalent certification. This role requires a passion for sports performance, a commitment to continuous learning, and the ability to tailor training programs to the unique needs of each athlete.
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3+ combined years of tactical, collegiate, professional, and/or Olympic athlete strength and conditioning experience. Possess and maintain current certification by the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS.
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All staff members are responsible to adhere to the policies, procedures, and guidelines of Hofstra University and follow the job requirements specific to the assignments inherent to strength and conditioning.
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The D1 Strength and Conditioning Coach will be responsible for delivering the BEST workouts in the country to our clients. Strength and Conditioning Coach.
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Will coordinate referral to physical therapy or flight medicine if training of an aircrew member exceeds the scope of a strength and conditioning specialist, as defined be the coachs certifying agency.
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Consults with NSU strength and conditioning staff to ensure safety for assigned student-athletes during workouts to meet the individual needs of each student-athlete.
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Asst. Sports performance coach develops strength and conditioning programs for student-athletes for assigned teams adhering with the policies, rules and regulations.
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