Strength and Conditioning Journal
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Strength and Conditioning Journal is a bi-monthly journal for professionals working in the strength and conditioning field | @NSCA
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Latest Article: Merging Athletic Development With Skill Acquisition: Developing Agility Using an Ecological Dynamics Approach.@NSCA.
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Latest Article: Individualization of Training Based on Sprint Force-Velocity Profiles: A Conceptual Framework for Biomechanical and Technical Training Recommendations.@NSCA.
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Latest Article: Microdosing: A Conceptual Framework for use as Programming Strategy for Resistance Training in Team Sports.@NSCA.
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Latest Article: Interdisciplinary Sport Science in Individual Sports - A Framework for Implementation.@NSCA.
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Latest Article: Salary Review of Strength and Conditioning Coaches: 2022 Survey Results.@NSCA.
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Latest Article: A Baseball Injury and Performance Initiative to Combat Health Risks Associated With Early Sport Specialization.@NSCA.
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Latest Article: Testing and Profiling Athletes: Recommendations for Test Selection, Implementation, and Maximizing Information.@NSCA.
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Latest Article: Developing an Annual Training Program for the Mixed Martial Arts Athlete.@NSCA.
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Latest Article: Return to Performance Protocols and Criteria Specific to Aerobic Capacity for Aerobic Athletes Who Sustain Lower Extremity Injuries: A Narrative Review.@NSCA.
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Latest Article: Spit It Out: Is Caffeine Mouth Rinse an Effective Ergogenic Aid? A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.@NSCA.
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Latest Article: Physical Characteristics and Competition Demands of Elite Wheelchair Basketball.@NSCA.
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Latest Article: Current Issues and Future Research Directions in Sport Science: A Roundtable Discussion.@NSCA.
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Latest Article: Return to Sport After an Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tear: Bridging the Gap Between Research and Practice.@NSCA.
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Latest Article: A Meta-analysis of the Effects of High-Intensity Interval Training and Small-Sided Games on Sprint Performance in Adolescents.@NSCA.
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