Jim Wendler discusses his experience with strength training as a business model. Lecture recorded at the Starting Strength Coaches Association Conference, October 2013.
As part of the development of the Starting Strength Coaches Association and the changes made to the Starting Strength Coach credential, the Science Committee is charged with the annual task of sifting through the literature to identify shiny objects worthy of collection for the SSCs to read as a part of their Maintenance of Certification requirement. They obtain this material from the peer-reviewed literature, as well as books, videos, and other fascinating sources of information pertinent to the trade. Every year, this material will be presented at the SSCA Convention. Since this is an informative peek into the workings of our organization, we are letting you watch. This is part one of three.
Andy Baker of Kingwood Strength & Conditioning discusses programming for older adults. Lecture recorded at the Starting Strength Coaches Association Conference, October 2013.
The development of the "coaching eye"– the observational and analytical skills necessary to evaluate athletic performance – is a essential part of becoming an effective coach. This presentation discusses the interaction of experience from multiple sources that combine to build this critical ability. Presented at the Starting Strength Coaches Association Conference October 2012.
What any person does for themselves when they train — the benefits of strength training to our physiologic 401K. What we do for our clients across different populations. What we do for the greater community — the compression of morbidity.
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