The most vital resource when studying for your CSCS, although as said in the video can be very basic, but it is the basics and the information you need for the test. Glad to see Science of Sport reviewing it.
I JUST ordered this book amd it seems so intimidating with how wordy it is but I'm feeling more confident after your review amd skimming through it seeing that it's just a little bit more detail into information I've already picked up from other books such as conditioning for tennis and my PTA global certification
Have my CSCS, used the 3rd edition. I still think it's too easy to get. You don't need to have sports science related degree to sit the exam. It also has no live technical application portion, so you never know who can actually coach and who is just good at reciting what they memorised. Agree with the coaching science suggestion. UKSCA is a whole different animal with its' own flaws, but at least it sets coaches apart. Even though it can be very subjective depending on what testers you get to present to.
Hi Scott, We'd be more than happy to review the 4th edition as well. If you wish to, please feel free to email us at contact@scienceforsport.com and we can arrange it from there. Warm regards Owen Walker
So, we have this guy, who is built like a twig, giving us a review of something he obviously does NOT even practice. yeah, I'm real interested in what some desk jockey has to say about strength conditioning and training .. uh-huh :)
Is there a direct correlation between muscle size and level of knowledge? If so, does that mean that the biggest person in the world is also the most knowledgable?
The most vital resource when studying for your CSCS, although as said in the video can be very basic, but it is the basics and the information you need for the test. Glad to see Science of Sport reviewing it.
The day and age that we live in is incredible. Information is availiable everywhere. THANK YOU!
So pleased to hear that, Ryan! Indeed it is a great time to be alive.
I was lucky enough to be handed this book for free. Excellent content for the S&C coach
I JUST ordered this book amd it seems so intimidating with how wordy it is but I'm feeling more confident after your review amd skimming through it seeing that it's just a little bit more detail into information I've already picked up from other books such as conditioning for tennis and my PTA global certification
Sounds like a great book, I wish I had access to more sport science material
Love all the book reviews by science for sport. This sounds like a great book and really useful
Awesome review. Taking this exam before I start grad school this Fall for S&C
Great review!! I’ll definitely be adding this book to my collection!
Thinking about taking the NSCA CSCS after uni..
I use this book for my EXSC 366 class the theory of strength and conditioning. Nice overview.
Always wanting to learn more. Still at the starting stages of my coaching, looks like this’ll help me
Need to read through this book..
Definitely wanting to pick myself up a copy
Nice! Thanks for the review.
Great Book! Will definitely check it out!
How much is it please?
Used this book in undergrad, not a terrible source, but not my first resource choice!
A "Must have" for S&C Cach and sport scientist!
Thank you for share it! Thinking to do the CSCS🤓.
I would love to have your book! Sounds very helpful.
Looks like a great book! Does it also writes about the dynamic systems theory?
Great points
Glad you liked it 😁
Looks interesting guys. Good luck!
Looks like a good rad, i'll have to check it out soon!
Could you maybe suggest a book for someone who is not a coach but wants to be her own coach ? (I'm a dr so I have the basic physiology knowledge)
Always giving great insight !
Definitely a must have when studying for the CSCS
Have my CSCS, used the 3rd edition. I still think it's too easy to get. You don't need to have sports science related degree to sit the exam. It also has no live technical application portion, so you never know who can actually coach and who is just good at reciting what they memorised. Agree with the coaching science suggestion. UKSCA is a whole different animal with its' own flaws, but at least it sets coaches apart. Even though it can be very subjective depending on what testers you get to present to.
Great content...as usual!
Awesome 😊 thanks for the great review 👌
Got to add this book to my collection.
Thanks for review
Products seem great
Will it help exercise prescription in rehab for athletes? (from a physical therapist perspective)
Not so much. We'd recommend the following book for that stuff...
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Amazing Book! :D I would love to have one myself! :D
I really enjoyed this book, I highly recommend it
Brilliant Video!
It a great into to S and C. How about what we need is speed, also Game changer for reviews?
Those reviews are on their way :)
Science for Sport cool, I also have the system on my list. Currently reading Sue falsone rehab to performance
@@devin3863 Love that and enjoy :)
Love these book reviews
Great video!!
Great review.
Sweet book, sweet review!
Essential book for CSCS candidates!
Cool!!!
Great book!
Great video
Great overview👌🤙
I need to send you a 4th Edition book mate. : )
Hi Scott,
We'd be more than happy to review the 4th edition as well. If you wish to, please feel free to email us at contact@scienceforsport.com and we can arrange it from there.
Warm regards
Owen Walker
@@ScienceforsportOfficial Do I need the 4th edition if I was to take the exam in 2020? Or can I just use the 3rd edition, many thanks!
@@hansolo8399 Whilst a lot of the 3rd edition is in the 4th, it's probably best to use the 4th as that has updated and additional information.
Great video:)
I need that book 😩
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Nice book!!
Amazing book!
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Love it, it is a great book!
This book is very interesting, I will add my collection
Good stuff
Great review 👍🏻
Awesome!
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So, we have this guy, who is built like a twig, giving us a review of something he obviously does NOT even practice. yeah, I'm real interested in what some desk jockey has to say about strength conditioning and training .. uh-huh :)
Is there a direct correlation between muscle size and level of knowledge? If so, does that mean that the biggest person in the world is also the most knowledgable?
Great book!
Brilliant book!