Coaching Philosophy, Training Goals, Training Principles and Training Guidelines If it has not already occurred, there will come a time in the future when you, as a strength and conditioning coach, will be asked to explain your coaching philosophy and your training goals, principles and guidelines. Rather than wait...
Nolan Ryanâs Advice for Young Pitchers By Nolan Ryan If you are a pitcher in professional baseball, you are in the game because you have a love of the game and you have a gift. You were given a gift. I didnât do anything to be blessed with the arm that I had. It took me a while to figure out that I was blessed...
Six Important Traits of Successful Strength Coaches
Tim RodmakerNovember 30November 300Career Advice, Career Center, Top Story
The purpose of this article is to discuss six important traits strength coaches must continually develop in order to be a successful professional in a high school, colligate, or professional setting. Build Relationships. As cliché as it may sound, relationships are the foundation to any partnership, especially in the...
What’s the Best Way for an Athlete to Initiate Movement? By Loren Landow If you have read any of my previous posts, you know that âefficiencyâ is a cornerstone of my training philosophy. As coaches, we have all developed a personal foundation to our training approach. This is the tenant on which we focus our energy...
Strength Coach Traits
adminSeptember 1October 100Articles, Career Advice
Hiring a Professional Baseball Strength and Conditioning Coach is a delicate and time consuming process. As I sift through hundreds of cover letters and resumes, there are numerous traits that I look for in a potential coach; covering all of them would take a while. Below, Iâve listed the top 5 traits I look for...
Career Advice – Arizona Diamondbacks
adminAugust 31June 20Articles, Career Advice
When looking at potential employees for our organization there are certain requirements we consider mandatory prior to an interview. You must have a Bachelorâs degree or higher in a related field (Kinesiology, Exercise Science, etc.), your CSCS (Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist) through the NSCA...
Hiring: Areas Of Importance
adminAugust 24June 20Articles, Career Advice
When looking at candidates for strength and conditioning positions in professional baseball, and specifically ones that are looking at professional baseball as a career, I look for certain criteria within their resume. Here are 5 things that I immediately look for when look at a resume. 1. CSCS CERTIFIEDâWhen a...