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What S&C Coaches Need to Know to Prevent Sudden Death in Sports
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| Date | 24.01.2023 |
| Duration | 41 Minutes 33 Seconds |
| Author | NSCA |
| Description | The National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) is an educational nonprofit that supports and disseminates research-based knowledge and its application to improve athletic performance and fitness. As a worldwide authority on strength and conditioning, the NSCA has been bridging the gap between science and application since 1978. In this video, Courteney Benjamin discusses the importance and warning signs a strength and conditioning coach should know to help prevent sudden death in their athletes. |
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