运动科学理学硕士

运动科学理学硕士（MS）包含两个浓度，（1）力量和体能，以及（2）运动生理学。力量和体能集中训练旨在让学生准备好与运动员一起在大学，专业，私立和中学环境中进行力量和体能训练。学生将学习设计和实施针对特定人群的培训计划所必需的技能，以提高运动表现并降低受伤风险。课程工作的基础是生物力学，运动生理学，性能测试，分期，程序设计和运动营养领域。此外，所有学生都有机会完成各种野外工作经验。运动生理学专长旨在使学生做好准备担任运动指导员（针对健康，运动和特殊人群），心肺康复专业人员的工作，或者在健康，医疗和健身行业的
The Master of Science (MS) in Sports Science consists of two concentrations, (1) Strength and Conditioning, and (2) Exercise Physiology. The Strength and Conditioning concentration is designed to prepare students to work with athletes as strength and conditioning coaches in college, professional, private, and secondary school settings. Students will develop the skills necessary to design and implement population-specific training programs that enhance athletic performance and reduce injury risk. The foundation of course work is in areas of bio-mechanics, exercise physiology, performance testing, periodization, program design, and sport nutrition. In addition, all students will have opportunities to complete various fieldwork experiences. The Exercise Physiology concentration is designed to prepare students to work as an exercise instructor (for healthy, athletic, and special populations), cardiopulmonary rehabilitation professional, or within management in the health, medical, and fitness industries. Students will study the acute and chronic physiological responses and adaptations resulting from physical activity. The foundation of course work is in areas of exercise physiology, skeletal muscle physiology, laboratory techniques, exercise prescription for special populations, and exercise techniques.<br>Hofstra University's 31-34 credit Master of Science in Sports Science (MSSS) (located in Long Island, New York) is designed to prepare students to work with athletes as strength and conditioning coaches in school and non-school settings. Students will develop the skills necessary to design and implement population-specific training programs that enhance athletic performance and reduce injury risk. The foundation of the course work is in the areas of biomechanics, exercise physiology, performance testing, periodization, program design, and sport nutrition. In addition, all students will have opportunities to complete various fieldwork experiences.