Tuesday, 25 January 2011

Strength & Conditioning Internship

KG ELITE PERFORMANCE STRENGTH & CONDITIONING INTERNSHIP
PROGRAMME

KG Elite Performance strength & conditioning internship programme will dramatically
improve your applied knowledge of strength & conditioning. The internship is specifically
aimed at those who want to work in elite sport and who want to up skill their knowledge in
order to do so. During the internship you will learn key technical coaching models on
important aspects of strength and conditioning such as weightlifting, speed and agility and
plyometric training. You will also learn how to identify typical compensations which occur
when performing these movement skills and what steps you need to take to correct them.
What separates KG Elite Performance internship programme from others is that we do not
want to create a “cook book” for our graduates. At KG Elite Performance, we want our
coaches to be excellent problem solvers so that they can analyse movement and improve
performance with correct exercise prescription. It would be of benefit if applicants are
currently pursuing or have a relevant qualification in Sports Science/Exercise
Science/Strength & Conditioning related field as information provided will be of a technical
nature.

The internship will be divided into four one day workshops.
Each workshop will cost €100.
Applicants will receive certification of completion at the end of the four workshops. The
internship programme will cover the following areas:

Workshop 1 - Weightlifting:
Weightlifting – Rationale for its usage in sports performance
Weightlifting – Technical model for performance coaching
Weightlifting – Coaching strategies and derivative exercises
Weightlifting – Common errors and correction methods

Workshop 2 – Speed & Agility:
Speed – Theory underpinning speed performance
Speed – Technical model for acceleration
Speed – Technical model for maximum velocity
Speed – Speed mechanics
Speed – Agility fundamentals
Speed - Testing

Workshop 3 – Plyometrics & Assessment:
Plyometrics – Theory underpinning plyometrics
Plyometrics – Technical model for slow stretch shortening cycle exercises (SSC)
Plyometrics – Technical model for fast stretch shortening cycle exercises (SSC)
Assessment – Functional movement screen assessment
Assessment – Range of movement assessment
Assessment – Corrective exercise prescription

Workshop 4 - Bringing It All Together:
Warm-up – Technical model of correct warm-up protocols
Programme Prescription – How to prescribe for power, maximal strength & hypertrophy
Programme Design – How to design an effective programme template
Periodization – Understanding different periodization models
Nutrition – Sports nutrition strategies for elite athletes

For more information, contact me at:
info@kg-elite-performance.ie

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