Strength and Conditioning Concentration

Train hard for a career helping others achieve optimal health and performance.

With interesting and practical coursework in topics like exercise physiology, kinesiology, fitness testing and prescription, and nutrition, Strength and Conditioning students learn to assess physical status and design programs to improve areas of wellness for various populations. Students prepare for certifications and careers as fitness instructors, personal trainers certified strength and conditioning specialists, wellness directors, workplace ergonomic specialists and more. A minor in Business Administration can further strengthen career potential.

Regardless of career path, the Strength and Conditioning concentration ensures students graduate with an understanding of the way the body works and how it responds to specialized training plans for exercise and nutrition.

Program Highlights

Highly skilled faculty with real-world experience
Preparation for certification; recognized by the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA)
Service learning and internships for hands-on experience
Hands-on experience with treadmill testing and metabolic cart assessment
$1.3 million state-of-the-art Center for Human Performance

Concentrations and Curriculum

The Strength and Conditioning concentration is part of the Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science.

All Exercise Science students start with core set of classes that provide a solid foundation in health and wellness. Then students choose a concentration that aligns with their career goals and interests. In addition to Strength and Conditioning, concentrations include Pre-Athletic Training and Pre-Physical Therapy.

Curriculum

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Admissions Information

Learn more about undergraduate admissions requirements, deadlines, tuition and financial aid available to you.

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