Study a Master’s degree that will give you the practical skills required for a successful career as a strength and conditioning coach.
Why study Applied Strength and Conditioning Science?
To have a successful career as a strength and conditioning coach it’s crucial for you to have the practical and scientific skills necessary to deliver safe, informed, and effective support for athletes.
Many sports science, coaching or rehabilitation graduates develop an interest in strength and conditioning and the training processes of athletes. Despite that, they may lack the technical or scientific knowledge required to deliver this effectively.
When you graduate from our Applied Strength and Conditioning Science degree you will have the skills needed to be successful within the industry.
You’ll be taught by experienced coaches and scientists who coach (or have coached) across a variety of levels and sports. includes rugby, football, golf, cricket, and Olympic and Paralympic programmes. All teaching staff on the programme develop their work within the industry into research that then informs how coaching of their sport is delivered.
A 2:2 degree (or equivalent) in sport science, exercise science, health science, physical education, sport rehabilitation, physiotherapy or a related field.
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A considerable strength of our Applied Strength and Conditioning Science degree is its links to industry.
At undergraduate level, there are around 30 placement providers that periodically provide opportunities for students, ranging from six-week placements, to year-long positions.
These opportunities may include professional football, rugby, tennis, cricket and a range of other sports, as well as schools/colleges, local gyms and Crossfit boxes and much more.
Why St Mary’s? Our team of experienced and respected academics, many of whom are leading experts in their areas, are passionate about what they teac...