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Rod Cole, MSCC, is Assistant Athletic Director for Athletic Performance with Tarleton State University. In this Masters Profile, Coach Cole reflects on his decades of experience in coaching, shares what it takes to be a great strength coach, and explains the value of the CSCCa.
As announced in the December issue of CSCCa Monthly, Dr. and Mrs. Stiggins will be leaving their positions within the CSCCa. The CSCCa Board of Directors has selected a new executive team to lead the organization.
Mark your calendars now and please plan to attend and help us celebrate the CSCCa’s 20th anniversary at the 2021 CSCCa National Conference. The National Conference will be held at the Fort Worth Convention Center in Fort Worth, Texas. The dates of the conference are Wednesday, May 5, through Friday, May 7, 2021.
It is with a heavy heart that I address you today to let you know that due to some unforeseen health issues, Becky and I have decided that it is time for us to leave our positions within the CSCCa.
Greetings from the CSCCa National Office! I want to take this opportunity to wish each of you a safe and successful athletic season.
Thank you for your support of the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches association (CSCCa). Our annual membership renewal drive is now underway.
I sincerely hope everyone is doing well as we enter the summer season. Everyone is working to determine if, when, and how athletes will return to their academic institutions in preparation for the fall athletic competitive season. This will vary from state to state and from institution to institution.
The College Athletic Trainers Society has developed a new resource that we want to make you aware of and which is made available on the CSCCa website.
Fad diets have taken over the nutrition industry, many of which promise quick weight loss or set guidelines that are not sustainable. One that has become increasingly more popular because of recommendations from doctors or endorsements by celebrities and athletes is intermittent fasting. Fasting is described as a voluntary or involuntary abstention from food, with food restriction being either partial or total.
In addition to great speakers and activities, a key part of the conference each year is a large, dynamic exhibit hall, showcasing the latest products and services in strength training, conditioning, speed & power development, sports nutrition, recovery, strength & conditioning technology, and more. We strongly encourage conference attendees to visit all exhibit booths, but especially those of our generous partnering sponsors
The 2018 CSCCa National Conference will be held in Fort Worth, Texas, May 9-11, at the Fort Worth Convention Center. We have a great conference planned with outstanding speakers. Conference presentations deal with various aspects of strength and conditioning applicable to all strength and conditioning coaches—no matter what sport or gender they coach. Find out more!
All candidates that have submitted their SCCC Application, Certification Fee, and Membership Dues, as per the February 21st deadline, please be aware of the following SCCC Certification Exam Reminders.
