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Strength and Conditioning Science | 7LMS2104 | Level 7 | Credits 15 | 2024/25
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Strength and Conditioning Science | 7LMS2104 | Level 7 | Credits 15 | 2024/25
Availability
02/10/2024 | Semester A | Intake Closed
02/10/2024 (On Campus Teaching), 16/10/2024 (On Campus Teaching), 06/11/2024 (On Campus Teaching), 20/11/2024 (On Campus Teaching), 11/12/2024 (On Campus Teaching), 12/12/2024 (On-line Assessment at an individually allocated time )
** Applications will ordinarily close 14 days before start date of a course.

Description

This course is suitable for physiotherapists, sports therapists and other health, sport and exercise rehabilitation professionals who are interested in strength and conditioning.  

The course aims to enable students to acquire a theoretical understanding of the practical application of strength and conditioning principles in order to optimise performance, and to design, plan, implement, and evaluate a sports specific individualised periodised programme .

This module is equivalent to 150 hours of student effort including 5 taught days and 1 assessment day.

The course is coordinated by Fiona Scott who is the Head of Physical Performance at Performance Herts, University of Hertfordshire as well as a regional S&C coach for England Golf. There is additional contribution from expert lecturers in the field. The course takes place on the University’s de Havilland campus and includes access to the Performance Strength and Conditioning Gym for practical work.  

Once the module is full the application portal will close, so early application is advised.  

Prerequisites

The module forms part of a broader CPD framework and can be taken as a standalone module for CPD.

Assessment

The assessment involves a case study presentation.  Case Study - 15 minutes PowerPoint presentation, 10 minutes of questions (on-line format).

Learning Outcomes

Knowledge and Understanding  

Successful students will typically:

·         Critically appraise how human athletic performance is optimised.

 

·         Critically justify a needs analysis of a sport, occupational specific and/or clinical setting including the biomechanical, physiological and injury related demands of the activity.

 

Intellectual, Practical and Transferable Skills

Successful students will typically:  

·         Create and critically justify performance tests and screens for an athlete/client.

·         Using critical judgement to design evidence based progressive training programmes and periodised plans to enhance athletic performance and reduce injury risk.

Course Notes

“Teaching & support, including opportunities for shadowing have been outstanding. Facilities are excellent”

“I've studied at various universities and tutored on post grad courses over the last 20 years. This has to be one of the best, if not the best course I have done during that time. It is absolutely spot on and the tutors have been amazing in terms of knowledge and delivery. Nothing has been too much trouble for them”

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Course Leader
Name: Dr Dr Mindy Cairns & Andrea Moulson
Administrator
Name: Julie Porter
Tel: 01707 824800
Price

£865.00

The price quoted above is per 15 credits and relates to students assessed as UK/home self-funded for fee purposes. Prices may differ for students that are assessed as EU/Overseas. Fees status will normally stay with the student for the remainder of their course. Here you can find further details along with, costs and when your fees need to be paid. You may be able to obtain a Post Graduate student loan, for which you must sign up for the whole MSc programme and not just individual modules or a Post Graduate Diploma, further details can be found at Gov.uk Master’s Loan

Face to Face Teaching
5 taught sessions
Learner Hours
Scheduled: 30 hours Independent: 120 hours
Mode of Delivery
Face to Face
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