The United Kingdom Strength and Conditioning Association (UKSCA) Trainer course is designed for entry level strength and conditioning coaches or those wishing to work as part of larger interdisciplinary sports teams. The course requires assessment in 5 key areas, including practical assessments in foundation movements and strength programming. Please note, course fees also include one year of membership to UKSCA and all course materials.

Course Description

The United Kingdom Strength and Conditioning Association (UKSCA) Trainer course is designed for entry level strength and conditioning coaches or those wishing to work as part of larger interdisciplinary teams. The UKSCA is the governing body for strength and conditioning and as such, their qualifications are required for the majority of strength and conditioning roles within sport. This qualification will cover gym safety including spotting techniques, foundation movement competencies, strength training competencies, programme design and critical reflection of knowledge. With this qualification, candidates will be able to work as a strength and conditioning trainer independently, or under the supervision of a UKSCA accredited coach. Following successful completion of the UKSCA Strength and Conditioning trainer course, candidates may choose to go on to complete the full UKSCA accreditation, should they be pursuing a career in strength and conditioning.

Please note, one retake is included within the course fees. Any subsequent retakes are subject to a £50 charge. A pass is required across all assessed elements to successfully gain the title of UKSCA Strength and Conditioning trainer.

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