Coaches play a complex role in the development of young athletes, writing training programs, teaching movement skills, helping reinforce the team culture, and monitoring progress. One
Kevin Iwasa-Madge, MHSC, RD, CSCS completed a Bachelors degree at the University of Guelph in Applied Human Nutrition, and a Masters degree in Nutrition Communication
My name is Jordan Foley and I am a master’s candidate in the Masters of Physical Education program at Memorial University of Newfoundland. I am
As part of the CSCA mandate to support related research, we ask that you pass the below along to the athletes that you work with.
Erika Noel, Courtney Hanlon, Bethany Lidstone, Mackenzie Pope, Shahab Alizadeh, David G Behm School of Human Kinetics and Recreation, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada CSCA’s
Dear Coaches, We are contacting you regarding a study being conducted by Brock University looking at opinions of power cleans versus trap bar jumps and
During the COVID-19 challenges, isometric training may be a viable programming option. As such, the CSCA interviewed Danny Lum co-author of a review paper on
This Webinar is an excellent resource during the COVID-19 challenges in working with athletes. Posted with permission from the speakers, and Canadian Sport Institute Pacific
Abstract A reliable means of measuring strength and RFD in key rowing positions may be valuable for those who wish to assess the impact of
For Canadian Strength and Conditioning Professionals.