力量与调理理学硕士

您是否对动力和柔韧性以及运动科学感兴趣？是否对运动和竞技发展产生真正的影响？本课程为您提供了知识和实践能力，可以继续学习或从事力量和柔韧性的职业。您将专注于该学科的实践方面，涵盖的主题包括力量和调理的生理学，施加的力量和调理，当代问题和专业实践，以造福于体育行业的运动员。您将在英国一些最好的校园体育设施中工作，包括由英国体育与运动科学协会（BASES）认可的体育和运动科学实验室，并通过国家实力课程的认可来学习有用的技能和空调协会。
MSc Strength and Conditioning focuses on the practical aspects of the discipline, covering topics such as: the physiology of strength and conditioning, applied strength and conditioning, contemporary issues and professional practice for the benefit of athletes in the sporting industry.<br><br>The course is focused on delivering industry specific knowledge and is supported by a world class BASES-accredited teaching and research environment. Your future employment opportunities across the sports science industry will also be enhanced; Notably this course is recognised by the NSCA Educational Recognition Programme, and was one of the first full-time courses in the UK to gain this status. <br><br>You can expect a professional, hands-on learning experience. Our practical sessions involve laboratory and field-work to develop the range of skills required of a strength and conditioning practitioner, including measurement of key physical capacities, the execution of appropriate training methods, and the coaching of individuals and groups.<br><br>Throughout your Masters, you’ll be working in our Sport Central laboratories; a £30 million state-of-the-art facility that offers a strength and conditioning suite and sprint track, nutrition laboratory, nutrition kitchen, body composition laboratory, exercise physiology laboratory, integrated performance laboratory, and biomechanics and gait laboratory.<br><br>"It’s inspiring. You are constantly surrounded by individuals with a very high level of knowledge and experience within the industry."<br><br>- Sam Bacon, former student, MSc Strength and Conditioning<br><br>Graduates of the programme have gone on to work as strength and conditioning coaches, sports scientists and performance managers across numerous high performance environments within sport and private organisations. Other graduates have also progressed to doctoral level study in the field of sports science