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Welcome the YSCCa

We are a group of passionate and dedicated coaches committed to supporting each other through the field of strength and conditioning. We exist solely to advance our profession through forward thinking, sharing of knowledge, and a dedication to becoming better.

It is our mission to provide guidance and leadership to performance coaches through sensible, scientific, administrative and practical information.

We are a neutral organization, supporting ALL governing bodies of strength and conditioning. We offer an unbiased resource of professional development and advancement for interns, graduate assistants, newly hired and veteran coaches. We aim to improve and instill the knowledge, skills and confidence of our members so that they will reach the pinnacle of their profession.

We draw our knowledge not only from each other, but from the established, successful mentors and guides that have invested their time into making us who we are today. It is our responsibility to pass these experiences forward; continuing the advancement for the premier coaches of tomorrow

RECENT BLOG POSTS

Social Media in S&C

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Strength Hacker - May 2012: Social Media in S&C

Do you know the difference between investing and spending? Quite simple; Investing returns something to you later, while spending does not. The subject matter in this piece will no doubt return some dividends to you in the future. Except they won't come in the form of money or anything you can see. They will return things that are more important. Should you choose to invest in the concept of Social Media, you will see pay-offs in the form of stronger relationships, knowledge, connections, notoriety and opportunities to grow.

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Daily Dealings of a Strength Coach – 5 Admin Tips

Written by Andrew / on 03/19/2012 / 0 Comments

Here are 5 administrative tips to help you stay organized and efficient to get the most out of your time.

1. Create a daily to do list and prioritize accordingly. This will help ensure that you do the things that need to be done and put off the things that can be done later. At a minimum, you will be making a decision on the tasks and projects ahead. Deciding not to act or move forward is not procrastinating, but empowering because you are the one deciding how to spend your time.
a. An example of creating a ‘to do' ..

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Tips & Reminders from Joe Kenn - Hammer Strength Clinic, Furman University, March 10, 2012

Written by Donnell / on 03/13/2012 / 0 Comments

This was my first Hammer Strength Clinic, and it exceeded every one of my expectations. What the team at Hammer Strength is doing for the advancement of our profession is unmatched. They had an all-star lineup of experienced and driven coaches on hand to present from the high school to the professional level. Coach Sisk and his staff at Furman put on a clinic in itself on how to host an event. I was taking notes on how to be hospitable the entire time.
While this was my 1st Hammer Clinic, it surely won't be my last. I've decided that after ..

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