CSCCa Perspectives With The Masters: Mentorship

CSCCa Master of Strength and Conditioning Coaches (MSCC) describe the importance of mentorship to a profession fundamentally based on sharing safe and productive methods for effectively growing student-athletes.

Thanks to the following CSCCa certified members and masters coaches for their participation in this project:

• David Bass, MSCC, Director of Sports Performance, Wake Forest University
• Rod Cole, MSCC, Assistant Athletic Director for Athletic Performance, Tarleton State University
• Lanie Deppe, MSCC, Performance Coach, Future
• Michelle Diltz, MSCC, Associate Director of Performance, Olympic Sports, University of Alabama
• Stephanie Sharpe, MSCC, Assistant Director for Athletic Performance, Tarleton State University
• Evan Simon, MSCC, Director of Sports Performance, Davidson College
• Mark Uptegraff, SCCC, Head Strength & Conditioning Coach, Wittenberg University
• Greg Werner, MSCC, Assistant Athletics Director, Strength & Conditioning – S&C Coach for Women’s Basketball, Virginia Tech

For more information on the CSCCa, visit https://www.cscca.org.

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