Sports Conditioning and strength degree???

[BrutusJJ]

Ok here is my situation....Im one of those people that never wanted to go to school and wanted to just work. I was always told that I should go to school blah blah blah....well now I want to. I am looking into getting a sports science degree or getting my CSCS certification but i need a bachelors degree ( 4 years, I just turned 25). I know there are other certifications out there that dont require a bachelors degree. Does anyone have any suggestions on certs for physical training, nutrition, sports conditioning especially??? Which ones are nationally accepted and are most widely recognized? Thanks a lot.

[Revok]

2x bodyweight raw ATG squat.

If a gym owner disputes the worth of your qualification, you don't want to be working for him anyway.

[BrutusJJ]

Originally Posted by Revok

2x bodyweight raw ATG squat.

If a gym owner disputes the worth of your qualification, you don't want to be working for him anyway.

your and idiot

[Revok]

Originally Posted by BrutusJJ

your and idiot

Truly, a pwnage of volcanic proportions.

[nrs02004]

Originally Posted by BrutusJJ

your and idiot

Wow.

I mean... I just... I can't even think of a response.

Just Wow.

[ronin0352]

"You're an idiot." might have been a more grammatically correct response & might have made the TS look like less of an idiot himself.


Jesus, 4 mistakes in a 3 word sentence? Put a little fucking effort into your communications.

[frankiefingerz]

AFAA is a very quick and easy one if you are looking to just get a cert to get started.
NASM is a little longer of a study, but it is a better cert.. It also has continuing educ certs like sports performance and sports nutrition. NASM is the same organization that CSCS is run through.

[BrutusJJ]

Originally Posted by ronin0352

"You're an idiot." might have been a more grammatically correct response & might have made the TS look like less of an idiot himself.


Jesus, 4 mistakes in a 3 word sentence? Put a little fucking effort into your communications.

I honestly couldnt give a f**k how good my grammar or my spelling is as i type this on sherdog....This is the last place Im worried about effort

[BrutusJJ]

Originally Posted by frankiefingerz

AFAA is a very quick and easy one if you are looking to just get a cert to get started.
NASM is a little longer of a study, but it is a better cert.. It also has continuing educ certs like sports performance and sports nutrition. NASM is the same organization that CSCS is run through.

thanks frankie. How bout the ncsa-cpt? I dont want some BS one ya know

[ronin0352]

So you come to a training forum asking for help & recommendations on education but don't give a fuck enough to put in the effort to use capitalization & punctuation? That tells a lot about the kind of trainer you'll turn out to be.