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Mark your calendars now and please plan to attend and help us celebrate the CSCCa’s 20th anniversary at the 2020 CSCCa National Conference. The National Conference will be held at the Walt Disney World Coronado Springs Resort & Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. The dates of the conference are Wednesday, May 6, through Friday, May 8, 2020.
Steve Harman, Head Performance Coach at Bellarmine University, won The Gatorade CSCCa Young Achievement Award at the 2019 CSCCa National Conference in Kansas City, Missouri.
As we close in on the 2019 CSCCa National Conference, make sure you are aware of all these critical deadlines. Don’t miss out on your opportunity to help shape the strength and conditioning coaching profession this year.
We are only two months away from the 2019 National Conference! Here are all of things you need to know to have an amazing 2019 conference experience.
We have a great 2019 National Conference planned with many outstanding speakers who will be addressing a variety of topics of great relevance to the field of strength and conditioning which includes an assortment of presentation formats such as panels, roundtables, traditional PowerPoint and many hands-on workshops! Here is a list of confirmed speakers and topics.
As 2018 draws to a close, CSCCa Executive Director, Dr. Chuck Stiggins, takes a moment to share his best wishes for the holiday season, the new year and the future of the CSCCa and the strength and conditioning coaching profession.
The time has come to begin thinking about the 2017 CSCCa National Conference. The conference will be held Wednesday, May 10, through Friday, May 12, 2017, in Orlando, Florida, at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort and Convention Center. We have great speakers and activities planned, so you will not want to miss this exciting event! Please plan to stay through the conference sessions which end at 1:30 p.m. on Friday as we have an outstanding speaker line-up on Friday and you will not want to miss these great presentations. In addition, please remember that attending the national conference each year is the most effective and time efficient way to fulfill annual CEU requirements.
Kathy Crowe-Wagner, MSCC, is the head strength and conditioning coach at the University of Texas – Arlington. She primarily works with volleyball, softball, and track and field, but also has her finger on the pulse of all athletic performance. She is also a member of the CSCCa’s Certification Commission.
The Fort Worth Omni is currently full but may have rooms open up over the coming weeks due to cancellations. The same situation applies for overflow hotels: Courtyard Fort Worth Downtown/Blackstone, Sheraton Fort Worth Hotel. We do have two additional overflow hotels, however, that are still accepting room reservations at a discounted rate for the 2016 CSCCa National Conference.
Recovery is a hot topic and gaining prominence for its role in athletic performance. The best recovery programs incorporate both nutrition and proven modalities. This session will review some of the most talked about recovery modalities, including sleep, physical treatments (compression, stretching, foam rolling, hot-cold contrast), and nutrition. The session will provide insight on the latest research and offer practical tips for successful recovery for your athletes.
