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A course in strength and conditioning? Please advise

  • 18-04-2013 3:04pm
    #1
    nice_guy80
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    As a follow up to a thread which I read earlier, I want to stick my neck out and look for information

    I want to do a course in sports coaching - specifically in strength and conditioning for sport

    I've looked at the Setanta college site before, but I feel their courses are overpriced for what you get from them.

    I play a lot of sport and also do some coaching with kids, but would like to get into coaching adults in the next few years (interest in it)

    Could anyone else recommend a good course?
    based in midlands, but can travel to Dublin for the right course.

    Thanks


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  • #2
    HallE
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9 ✭HallE


    MY recommendation:
    Setanta College! haha

    I think the price is quite good. Cheaper than a year of uni study and you get the same qualification.

    For a shorter course in PT there's a good crowd in Blackrock, Elite Fitness & Performance Academy (used to be LIA).

    Prices aren't much different, depends what you want I suppose but Setanta College are top notch


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