Graduate Strength and Conditioning Program Outcomes | Springfield

Graduate Strength and Conditioning Program Outcomes

Goal 1 : Students should be able to create evidence-based strength, movement, and conditioning sessions.

  • SLO 1 : Students should be able to explain the physiological adaptations to resistance training, movement, and conditioning sessions.
  • SLO 2 : Students should be able to apply the principles of physiological adaptations to resistance training, movement, and conditioning sessions.

Goal 2 : Students should be able to implement evidence-based strength, movement, and conditioning sessions.

  • SLO 3 : Students should be able to demonstrate proper exercise technique.
  • SLO 4 : Students should be able to explain proper exercise technique.
  • SLO 5 : Students should be able to correct exercise technique using verbal cues and exercise intervention.
  • SLO 6 : Students should be able to demonstrate rapport building strategies with athletes.

Goal 3 : Students should be to implement sport-science data interpretation in their role as a strength and conditioning coach.

  • SLO 7 : Students should be able to interpret sport science related data. 
  • SLO 8 : Students should be able to implement changes to resistance training, movement, and/or conditioning sessions based upon sport-science data.
  • SLO 9 : Students should be able to communicate interpretations of sport science data to other stakeholders.
  • SLO 10 : Students should be able to recommend changes to other stakeholders after interpreting sports science data.

Goal 4a : Students should be to implement sport-science data interpretation in their role as a strength and conditioning coach.

  • a : Students should be able to articulate their coaching philosophy.
  • b : Students should be able to develop strength and conditioning programs for various athletic teams.
  • c : Students should be able to demonstrate professional strength through examples of applied work on their chosen topic. 

Goal 4b : Students should be to implement sport-science data interpretation in their role as a strength and conditioning coach.

  • a : Students should be able to synthesize research relating to strength and conditioning.
  • b : Students should be able to collect data related to the research topic of their choice.
  • c : Students should be able to defend research findings during a defense.