How do i become a strength and conditioning specialist in ireland?

temmecash · 16-07-2008 09:57PM #1

bwardrop · 16-07-2008 10:25PM

Complete the NSCA's Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist course. It can be done is Ireland - the last exams were held in Galway I think.

Edit - this has recently become the standard qualification in Ireland for anyone who wants to go one to work with high level athletes (as a strength and conditioner). May not be what you want to do long term, but it should add some weight to this course over the other ones out there.

thirtyfoot · 16-07-2008 11:23PM

According to Vern Gambetta, don't be a personal trainer for a start:D

http://www.elitetrack.com/blogs/details/3927/

Mickk · 17-07-2008 01:21AM

What is it with australian s+c coaches and a hatred of personal trainers

Tingle wrote: »

According to Vern Gambetta, don't be a personal trainer for a start:D

http://www.elitetrack.com/blogs/details/3927/

temmecash · 24-08-2008 06:42PM

Thanks,Do i need to hold a diploma in sports science,to qualify for this course or can i apply with a certifacate in fitness and exercise>

podge57 · 24-08-2008 07:20PM

temmecash wrote: »

Thanks,Do i need to hold a diploma in sports science,to qualify for this course or can i apply with a certifacate in fitness and exercise>

as far as i know you dont need a degree in a related field anymore, however you do need a bachelors degree

temmecash · 26-08-2008 05:57PM

Thanks for the replys.does anybody know if the certificate offered in this college is a recognised qualification,and if so is it a good college to get my qualification.Thanks

How do i become a strength and conditioning specialist in ireland?

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