Rachel Newman | The STRONG Act and the Future of Strength & Conditioning
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Rachel Newman discusses the implications of the STRONG Act for strength and conditioning coaches and the importance of advocacy in the profession.
What could the STRONG Act actually mean for strength and conditioning coaches? Rachel Newman, Marketing Manager for Customers and Community at TeamBuildr, joins Justin to break down why strength and conditioning needs its own SOC designation, what that could mean for salary and employment data, funding for personnel and professional development, and why coaches need to continue supporting the STRONG Act. They also discuss why the profession needs to unite around the title Strength and Conditioning Coach , how better federal data could help coaches understand career opportunities and compensation, and why this is a long-term investment in the profession. Most importantly, they don't just talk about supporting the STRONG Act — Justin calls his representative live during the episode. It takes about 70 seconds. If strength coaches want better recognition, better data and a stronger profession, we have to be willing to speak up. ___ CONNECT WITH US: 🌎Site: https://strengthcoachnetwork.com/ 📝Blog: https://strengthcoachnetwork.com/blog/ ___ From our sponsors: Hawkin Dynamics 🌎Site: https://www.hawkindynamics.com/ Hawkin Dynamics is the world leader in force plate solutions. Wireless…
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