| Editor-in-Chief: |
T. Jeff Chandler, EdD, CSCS*D, FNSCA |
| ISSN: |
1524-1602 |
| Online ISSN: |
1533-4295 |
| Frequency: |
6 issues / year |
| Impact Factor: |
0.210 |
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Editor's Notes
On behalf of the NSCA and the Editorial Board of Strength and Conditioning Journal, welcome to our site! We have MANY new features available for NSCA members. If you are not currently a member, I recommend you consider joining the NSCA to take advantage of these enhanced features.
Respectfully,
T. Jeff Chandler, EdD, CSCS*D, NSCA-CPT*D, FNSCA
Editor in Chief, Strength and Conditioning Journal
Professor and Department Head, Jacksonville State University
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Turner, Anthony N; Jeffreys, Ian
Strength & Conditioning Journal. 32(4):87-99, August 2010.
doi: 10.1519/SSC.0b013e3181e928f9
Harris, Nigel K; Cronin, John; Taylor, Kristie-Lee; Boris, Jidovtseff; Sheppard, Jeremy
Strength & Conditioning Journal. 32(4):66-79, August 2010.
doi: 10.1519/SSC.0b013e3181eb341b
Earp, Jacob E; Kraemer, William J
Strength & Conditioning Journal. 32(4):20-25, August 2010.
doi: 10.1519/SSC.0b013e3181e92911
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Best of Strength & Conditioning Journal
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Strength & Conditioning Journal. 31(5):14-38, October 2009.
doi: 10.1519/SSC.0b013e3181b9c34c
The purpose of the NSCA Strength &
Conditioning Professional Standards &
Guidelines project is to help identify
areas of risk exposure, increase safety
and decrease the likelihood of injuries
that might lead to claims, and ultimately
improve the standard of care
being offered. This document is
intended to be neither rigid nor static.
On the contrary, the need for discretion
and insight is a fundamental theme
throughout; and the information presented
here will be revised periodically
as the profession continues to evolve. It
is hoped that Strength & Conditioning
practitioners and the institutions employing
them will mutually benefit from
applying this information, and in
turn significantly enhance the quality
of services and programs provided to
their participants.
Dooman, Clifford S; Jones, Dee
Strength & Conditioning Journal. 31(5):59-68, October 2009.
doi: 10.1519/SSC.0b013e3181b9983e
COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL PLAYERS
RISK AND OFTEN SUSTAIN INJURIES
DURING THE COMPETITIVE
FOOTBALL SEASON. ALTHOUGH
INJURY MAY SIDELINE ATHLETES, IT
DOES NOT HAVE TO ADVERSELY
AFFECT THEIR PARTICIPATION IN
THE IN-SEASON RESISTANCE
TRAINING PROGRAM. IN FACT,
STRENGTH TRAINING DURING THE
REHABILITATION PHASE IS CRITICAL.
INJURED ATHLETES WHO
EFFICIENTLY USE TIME SPENT
AWAY FROM TEAM PRACTICE AND
COMPETITION, AND CONTINUE TO
PREPARE FOR GAME DAY, WILL
HAVE A MORE EFFECTIVE RETURN
TO THE PLAYING FIELD.
Holmberg, Patrick M
Strength & Conditioning Journal. 31(5):73-78, October 2009.
doi: 10.1519/SSC.0b013e3181b988f1
RECENT EVIDENCE SUGGESTS
THAT AGILITY IS A TRAINABLE
MOTOR SKILL THAT CAN BE
ACQUIRED THROUGH PROPER
PROGRESSIVE PRACTICE. THIS
PAPER IDENTIFIES AND DISCUSSES
PERTINENT CONCEPTS
IN MOTOR LEARNING TO ASSIST
ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE
COACHES WITH THE DESIGN
AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN
EFFECTIVE AGILITY PROGRAM
FOR EXPERIENCED OR TRAINED
INDIVIDUALS.
Greenwald, Jeff H
Strength & Conditioning Journal. 31(4):94-97, August 2009.
doi: 10.1519/SSC.0b013e3181b0b2a6
WITH THE PERFORMANCE
DEMANDS PLACED ON YOUNG
TENNIS PLAYERS, THERE APPEARS
TO BE NOTABLE PARENTAL
PRESSURE PLACED ON JUNIOR
PLAYERS AS PARENTS POUR
SIGNIFICANT RESOURCES INTO
THEIR CHILDREN’S GAMES. THIS
ARTICLE IS WRITTEN TO
ENHANCE STRENGTH COACHES’
UNDERSTANDING OF THE PARENT-
ATHLETE CULTURE AND TO OFFER
THEM TOOLS AND STRATEGIES TO
ENHANCE PERFORMANCE AND
REDUCE PARENTAL CONTROL.
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Coming Soon
Resistance Training for Track Cycling - Brentan Parsons
Strength and Conditioning for Stock Car Racing - William Ebben
Reconditioning Post-Competitive NFL Lineman - Lawrence Judge
Special Topics Issues
We have two Special Topics issues in process, and more in the planning stage for the future. In 2011, Special Topics issues will include “Sports Medicine” with John McCarthy and Morey Kolber serving as guest editors, and “Conditioning for Football” with William Kraemer serving as guest editor.
We have other Special Topics Issues in various stages of production: Sports Medicine, John McCarthy and Morey Kolber, Co-Guest Editors; Conditioning for Football, William J. Kraemer, Guest Editor.
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On behalf of the NSCA and the Editorial Staff of Strength and Conditioning Journal, we would like to recognize and thank all the individuals who served as reviewers for SCJ over the years.
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Coming Soon
Resistance Training for Track Cycling - Brentan Parsons
Strength and Conditioning for Stock Car Racing - William Ebben
Reconditioning Post-Competitive NFL Lineman - Lawrence Judge
Special Topics Issues
We have two Special Topics issues in process, and more in the planning stage for the future. In 2011, Special Topics issues will include “Sports Medicine” with John McCarthy and Morey Kolber serving as guest editors, and “Conditioning for Football” with William Kraemer serving as guest editor.
We have other Special Topics Issues in various stages of production: Sports Medicine, John McCarthy and Morey Kolber, Co-Guest Editors; Conditioning for Football, William J. Kraemer, Guest Editor.
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