MSc Strength, Conditioning and Rehabilitation - It’s not too late to Apply for 2025 start

Course highlights

On this Strength, Conditioning and Rehabilitation MSc, you'll:

• Study the fundamental science underlying athletic health and performance from a strength and conditioning perspective
• Learn how to design and structure of training programmes, complementing them with the periodisation of various training methodologies
• Complete a work placement module, where you'll get 200–300 hours of practical on-the-job experience over duration of the course
• Learn about multi-disciplinary fundamentals of strength, conditioning and rehabilitation, including physiology and biomechanics
• Study in an applied environment, with a focus on advanced strength and power assessments, as well as lifting techniques
• Learn how to work with athletes with diverse needs, such as young or ageing athletes

• GymAware and PUSH bands, used for velocity-based training
• Force plates, which assess the individual total force and rate of force in single leg training
• Isokinetic dynamometer for strength capability and asymmetries
• OptoJump for assessment of reactive strength capabilities
• Electromyography (EMG) to better understand how muscles activate and fatigue during sport
• Infrared motion analysis, which records and studies body movement
• Dual force plate Isometric Mid Thigh Pull for maximum strength capabilities and and asymmetries
• Gym and fitness testing equipment, allowing you to coach athletes on using equipment

You'll also develop the following professional skills:

• Effective communication with clients and patients
• Presentation skills
• Team working ability

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