Connect Locally
One of the greatest benefits of joining NSCA’s community of strength and conditioning professionals is access to a growing network of top strength coaches, personal trainers and others who share your passion for evidence-based best practices.
NSCA members have the opportunity to:
Connect
NSCA has a network of volunteer leaders who direct NSCA’s efforts at the state and provincial level. And regional coordinators provide oversight and training across 9 U.S. and Canadian regions. Members can connect at local and regional events to others in their area as well as on regional LinkedIn groups. To find out more, click on your region above.
Learn
If you are looking for top-quality clinics and conferences at a reasonable cost, NSCA offers dozens of state, provincial and regional events each year. These events draw coaches, personal trainers, and others in the greater strength and conditioning community, and continuing education credits are awarded to participants.
Grow
Are you looking to grow professionally and in your leadership skills? The NSCA is always looking for state and provincial directors to serve the strength and conditioning community to help us: 1. Provide educational opportunities in the form of NSCA events. 2. Communicate with members and non-members. 3. Improve NSCA Member acquisition and retention. 4. Improve member involvement and investment. 5. Increase public awareness of the NSCA.
Volunteer Locally
NSCA’s State and Provincial Director (SPD) program is a network of volunteer leaders who facilitate NSCA’s U.S. and Canadian efforts at a local level. Regional Coordinators provide oversight and training across nine regions. Applications are received throughout the year for open positions.
CURRENT OPENINGS:
Arkansas
Manitoba
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
TO APPLY: Submit your resume/CV and NSCA Community Volunteer Application to the NSCA's State and Provincial Program Coordinator at spd@nsca.com to become involved.
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