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Master's in Exercise Science: Edith Cowen University
Monday, 8 September 2008
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Level 3

Pre-requisites: Level 2 and 2 years full time or four years part time strength and conditioning coaching at national level or higher.

 Target Market for the Level 3  training program:

  • Graduates from Level 2
  • Profesional and prospective strength and conditioning specalists

Competency Statement:

Level 3 Strength and Conditioning Coaches will be able to:

Plan and Prepare :

  • Collect and analyse current information (possibly from other sports) to assist in the development of their own athletes preparation for the opposition consider environmental factors.
  • Plan and prepare a long term, integrated plan for the development of an athlete or team of athletes.
  • Develop individualised long term plans that link to the team plan.
  • Coordinate other specialist expertise involved in the delivery of the long term plan.
  • Manage time effectively to ensure their own health and well being and avoid burn out.
Conduct :
  • Implement the coaching program effectively
  • Develop technical and tactical skills of the athletes in an innovative manner that enables the athlete/team to learn most effectively
  • Negotitate and interact effectively with the different personality styles and needs within the squad/team.
  • Facilitate a learning environment for other coaches.
  • Provide leadership and direction to own and linked (developmental)programs.
  • Provide guidance to athletes regarding pathways within the sport.

Monitor/Review:

  • Utilise technology to undertake in-depth analysis of the athlete(s) performance health and well being and fitness environmental factors influencing the athlete(s) performance
    Conduct briefing and de-briefing sessions with athlete(s)/teams.

 Evaluate :

  • Evaluate achievement of the goals of the long term plan (both long and short term goals).
  • Analyse results of athlete tests conducted by specialists.
  • Evaluate the coaching program against current national and international best practices.

Adapt :

  • Implement appropriate modifications to the coaching program.
  • Continually address ineffective coaching behaviours.
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The Australian Strength and Conditioning Association is the industry and national peak body for Strength and Conditioning in Australia. It was established in 1992 to look after the interests of Strength and Conditioning Coaches in Australia and to give the industry a voice in discussions and negotiations with service providers.

It is the professional / educational body for strength and conditioning in Australia. Coach education is a central component of the functions of the ASCA this is conducted through accreditation courses, updating seminars and through the ASCA official journal "Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning".


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