Product Description
Getting a Job as a Strength and Conditioning Coach – S & C Jobs – How to get a Strength Coach Job
One thing that isn’t taught in strength and conditioning courses is how to get a job coming out of college. How do you break into the S&C field? In this lecture, coach Jason Spray covers the tips he learned from his earlier industry mentors, and explains how things work in the strength and conditioning job market and how to get a strength coach job.
“Continuing education will do numerous things for your program. First, your education will forever evolve, which keeps your program from becoming stale. If you just sit back on your laurels and think you have all the answers, you’re wrong. This industry is forever changing, and there’s nothing wrong with changing your mind.”~Jason Spray
TOPIC MARKERS
• 1. Educate (1:55)
• 2. Time Under the Bar (5:55)
• 3. Floor Time (9:15)
• 4. Work for Free…Network (11:30)
• 5. Observe Other Coaches (14:05)
• 6. Courtesy of Al Vermeil (17:05)
• 7. Loyalty (19:10)
• 8. Be Humble (20:25)
• 9. Carry Yourself as a Professional (21:05)
• 10. Be Persistent (22:10)
• BONUS TIP! (23:10)
LECTURER BIO
Jason Spray, MS, CSCS, SCCC, USAW, is an expert sports performance coach who has been involved in sports performance at the collegiate level and has worked with athletes from many sports to improve performance, eliminate dysfunction and recover from injury. You can reach Jason through his site at jasonspray.com.
Alicia Humes –
Motivational! These are amazing tips as to how you can become a great S&C. In life, you become the best learning from the best and Jason Spray is one of the best! I feel you can not only apply these tips to becoming a S&C but to any career you’re going for. Awesome job Spray!
Mike Wilson –
The Real Deal. Great lecture from Jason Spray. He really tells it like it is. Getting started in this field is very difficult and some coaches tend to sugar coat the process of getting hired. Coach Spray lets you know exactly what you need to do to be successful, even if it means taking the hard road. This lecture isn’t just about getting jobs, it is about how to be a successful coach. If you follow his steps, you won’t have to worry about finding jobs, they will find you.