Is a Masters becoming expected within strength and conditioning (?) with Scott Talpey (Southern Connecticut University) & Warren Young (Federation University)

This episode is a little different in the sense we don't discuss the nuances of training but look at the education climate across three continents. How are we preparing students to work in professional sport? How does this differ in the US to Australia? How can we better structure out Bsc & Msc programmes to maximise the chance of employment? Enjoy!

In this episode, you will learn -

Who are Warren Young & Scott Tapley (background, education and current role)
Popular Bsc & Msc course structures (both)
Problems with this structure
Why its not giving students what they need to move into the applied world

Msc course at Federation University (Warren)
What makes it different?
What students leave with compared to 'normal' courses

Collaboration within universities (Scott)
What does this look like in practice

Where is the industry at? (Warren)
https://twitter.com/Peter_Mundy/status/987607070999482368
Discussion about the above (job from Irish Rugby which has just been published and then removed due to public social media pressure)

Where the industry is heading (Scott)
Further academic evolution?

Most influential books (both)

Warren can be found on Twitter @woozleyoung and Scott can also be found on Twitter @s_talps

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Enjoy

PP