Sports Institute Northern Ireland

Strength and Conditioning Courses

Since the formation of the UK Strength & Conditioning Association (UKSCA) in May 2004, there is now a professional body to represent the interests of Strength and Conditioning coaches and those interested in S&C in the UK. The UKSCA aims are:

To establish and maintain high professional standards for UK Strength & Conditioning Practitioners;
The promotion and dissemination of good practice, knowledge and research appropriate to strength & conditioning practitioners
To facilitate communication among UKSCA members
To represent the interests of the membership of the UKSCA

The UKSCA held its Inaugural Annual Conference in May 2005 at Loughborough University. Membership is open in Associate and Full status. Full membership is open to those S&C practitioners who have undertaken the UKSCA Accreditation process. For further information go to www.uksca.org.uk

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING
Program	Schedule	Venue
Strength & Conditioning Course	Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd October 2005 Application closes 23rd September Maximum 20 Participants	Sports Institute Northern Ireland University of Ulster Jordanstown
DOWNLOAD THE APPLICATION FROM HERE This course will be run as a preparation course for UKSCA Accreditation. Due to recent changes within the Australian Strength & Conditioning Association (ASCA) Board and the Association itself and the formation of the UKSCA Accreditation Process, this will not be run as an ASCA Level 1; there will be NO Accreditation/Qualification from this course. Course content will reflect the requirements of UKSCA Accreditation which can be found at www.uksca.org.uk as well as the Accreditation procedure.