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anyone recommend strength and cond course?

conor46 · 2010-03-08 23:03:57

my brother is looking to get certified as a strength and conditioning coach but doesnt have a degree so CSCS/NSCA isnt an option. can anyone recommend another well recognised body that you dont need a degree to complete and get certified. also has anyone heard of the ISSA online course or have any info on it? thanks

08-03-2010 11:03pm

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conor46

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my brother is looking to get certified as a strength and conditioning coach but doesnt have a degree so CSCS/NSCA isnt an option. can anyone recommend another well recognised body that you dont need a degree to complete and get certified. also has anyone heard of the ISSA online course or have any info on it? thanks

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#2 08-03-2010 11:30pm

itsallaboutheL

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UKSCA

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#3 09-03-2010 12:54am

cyberfitnessgur

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I recomend Mike Menzors method.

Its not a course, but it is very effective.

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#4 09-03-2010 1:40am

Punishment IRL

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Do you mean Mike Mentzer?

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#5 09-03-2010 8:15am

Barry.Oglesby

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www.setantacollege.com

If no degree then what are his current qualifications?

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#6 09-03-2010 9:04am

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As above, and the UKSCA, a better course imo if not as recognisd as the nscsa, good practical component on oly lifts and speed and agility drills. To begin with you cant really go wrong with setanta college.

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