National Strength and Conditioning Association
News / Updates (cont.)
Other SIGs
Ice Hockey—Contact Chad Benson,
CSCS, at [email protected]
Baseball—Contact Frank J. Spaniol,
EdD, CSCS, at [email protected]
Personal Trainers—Contact
Mark Nutting, CSCS, NSCA-CPT,
at [email protected]
Weightlifting—Contact
Loren Chiu, MS, CSCS, at
[email protected]
High School Coaches—Contact Mike
Nitka, CSCS, at [email protected]
NSCA in the News
Each month, the NSCA receives
hundreds of media mentions about its
various programs in newspapers, magazines, on television and radio, and via
the Internet. A few highlights from recent
mentions include:
• Advice on how to select a personal
trainer is a popular and useful tool for
media stories and the NSCA is always
among the top listed organizations.
Check out these articles in the
Washington Post, and Philadelphia
Inquirer: www.washingtonpost.com/
wp-dyn/articles/A16312-2004Jul26
.html, and www.philly.com/mld/
philly/living/health/9298485.htm?lc.
• Many NSCA award nominees and
recent award winners are making their
way to print. View Jerry Martin’s
announcement (2004 College
Strength and Conditioning
Professional of the Year) at:
www.ctnow.com/sports/college/
football/hc-martin0722.artjul22,1,
2533185.story?coll=hc-headlinescollegefootball.
• The Student Assistantship received
mention in the July/August issue of
American Fitness, and NSCA recommendations on youth training can be
found at: www.thejournalnews.com/
print_newsroom/071304/bolpl3
?tness.html.
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• Research from NSCA publications is
common among various industry
media and popular magazines. You
may have noticed research articles
from the Journal of Strength and
Conditioning Research in the August
issue of Men’s Health (pg. 121), the
September issue of Her Sports (pg.
25), or in a recent article in the La
Crosse Tribune at: http://www4.
xpresssites.com/waf.srv/lee/lacrosse/
hw/content_ActionDispStory?
ONSUCCESS=story.jsp&
STORYID=440750.
Member Spotlight
Changed jobs? Have a new addition to
the family? Received an award or recognition? The NSCA wants to know! The
Bulletin is your newsletter, so we
encourage you to post your personal and
professional achievements with us. We
love to hear from you!
• Rosalin Hanna, CSCS,*D, 2002
NSCA High School Strength and
Conditioning Specialist of the Year,
and former State/Provincial Director
in both British Columbia and North
Florida, was recently hired as the
Performance Director of the new
Velocity Sports Performance in
Scottsdale, Arizona.
• The United States Tennis Association
named Mike Nishihara, CSCS, as
its new Strength and Conditioning
Coach for the USA Tennis High
Performance program. He will be
responsible for planning and implementing physical testing and training
For more information
on NSCA conferences
and events, visit
www.nsca-lift.org
programs for players as well as educating players and coaches on issues
of strength training, conditioning,
injury prevention, and treatment.
• Bruce Seidman, CSCS was recently
named Head Strength and
Conditioning Coach by Temple
University. Prior to his arrival at
Temple, Seidman spent two years at
San Jose State, and four years as
head strength and conditioning
coach at Idaho State University.
• The Olympic Sports Strength and
Conditioning program at The Ohio
State University has added NSCA
member Molli Munz, CSCS, as
Intern Strength and Conditioning
Coach.
Have an announcement you would like
to share? Contact the NSCA World
Headquarters media department with
member news at [email protected].
How to Make
Your Studio or
Home Gym Shine
As with any other space, ?ooring is an
important feature in your studio business or home gym. Your ?ooring should
re?ect your personal style and be functional at the same time.
The NSCA is proud to offer ?tness
?ooring that is practical, economical,
and ?ts any style. With eight vivid colors to choose from, the interlocking
tiles not only look good, but they are
practical too. The NSCA’s High Jolt
tiles provide soundproo?ng, and the
soft yet durable surface is perfect for
stretching, is tough enough to handle
dropped weights, and easily supports
heavy equipment.
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