START DATE
Level 7 - Masters Degree Level Qualification
TOTAL LEARNING HOURS
n/a
Immediate
MODE OF LEARNING
Online | Assessment
COST
£295.00
Master International Strength and Conditioning Practitioner
(mISCP)
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The mISCP distinction is the highest accreditation available within S&C and Sports Performance. It recognises practitioners with over a decade of professional experience, who are operating at the highest levels of sport.
Andrew Langford, Director of the IUSCA, London, UK
About Master Accreditation
Welcome to the IUSCA Master International Strength and Conditioning Practitioner (mISCP) certification. This is a formal qualification that certifies the highest levels of competencies within the domain of strength and conditioning (S&C). This Master distinction is reserved for the most experienced and respected practitioners within the field of S&C and Sports Performance.
To be eligible for the mISCP Accreditation you must have: -
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a minimum of 10 years' experience in a full-time position (or equivalent) in an S&C, Sports Performance, Sports Science, Researcher, Lecturer, Professor, etc., role.
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have collated a comprehensive Portfolio of experience, accomplishments, and evidence of continual professional development (CPD)
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have references available from two coaches/practitioners/administrators
Once you have met these minimum requirements, you will then be asked to present an open webinar for the IUSCA community, covering a topic of your choice.
A final component of the mISCP process is to then attend an online meeting with an IUSCA panel for a discussion regarding your philosophies and achievements.
Satisfactory completion of the course will result in the candidate being awarded a title of Master International Strength and Conditioning Practitioner (mISCP).
IQF LEVEL 7
INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION
PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION
DEMONSTRATED COMPETENCIES
USE OF mISCP POSTNOMINAL
ONLINE ASSESSMENT
I am honored to be part of the mISCP program and be recognised as a leader within the industry.
Ron McKeefery, Head of S&C, University of Washington Football
Bonus Content
For a limited time only, when you register for our mISCP, you will also receive the following great benefits:
FREE ACCESS TO IUSCA VIDEO (including over 20 hours of content from leaders in the field such as Brad Schoenfeld, Derek Hansen, Greg Lehman, Ron McKeefery, Lorena Torres, and many more...
FREE LIVE WEBINARS
FREE IUSCA T-SHIRT or CAP
International
Recognition
All of our courses are accredited by the IUSCA Awarding Committee. As an Accredited International Awarding Body, our qualifications carry global recognition.
The IUSCA uses standardised course levels, rated on the International Qualification Framework (IQF), to ensure that stakeholders understand the requirements and competencies of suitably qualified individuals.
Ron McKeefery, Head of S&C, UW Huskies
I am in full support of the IUSCA, creating a global S&C community is something we can all benefit from.
Joe Kenn, Vice President Performance Education, Dynamic Fitness and Strength
The mISCP allows me to continue to promote the profession at the highest levels and increase the reach I may have to help and mentor our future generations of performance professionals.
Liane Blyn, Director of Sports Performance, Arizona State University
I strongly believe in and support the mission and the vision of the IUSCA. It is an honor and a privilege to be part of an amazing community of others receiving the mISCP accreditation
Brijesh Patel, Associate Athletic Director Athletic Performance, Quinnipiac University
The mISCP gives recognition for what I have done for the field of Strength and Conditioning and what I will continue to do to help the next generation of coaches.
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Andrew Langford, Performance Consultant, IUSCA
It's great to have an international standard for courses and qualifications. This makes it easy for coaches to understand the level they are at, and where they want to be.
Rick Franzblau, Assistant AD for Sports Performance, Clemson University
I have high regard for this association as I think the IUSCA has done a tremendous job trying to link universities and students across the world to drive the performance industry towards new heights.
Jed Smith, Director of Strength and Conditioning, University of Northern Iowa
It truly is an honor to be recognized by a group of internationally acknowledged professionals. This distinction is especially humbling and very meaningful to me as I accurately understand the standards set and quality control that is upheld by the International Universities Strength and Conditioning Association.
Adam Hermann, Assistant Athletics Director Sports Performance, Northwestern
I believe that the IUSCA provides the international sports performance community with a governing body that our field can be proud of. The mISCP is another step that the IUSCA has provided our community to further validate our profession and the framework for growth and development to continue. I am proud to be associated with the IUSCA and with the mISCP distinction.
Bobby Fisk, Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, NJIT
I believe that the IUSCA provides the international sports performance community with a governing body that our field can be proud of. The mISCP is another step that the IUSCA has provided our community to further validate our profession and the framework for growth and development to continue. I am proud to be associated with the IUSCA and with the mISCP distinction.
Stephanie Mock, Assistant AD for Sports Performance, University of Pittsburgh
Grateful and honored for the opportunity to collaborate with IUSCA providing opportunities for those internationally. We strive to bring in the top talent no matter what part of the globe they are from.
Ashley Samaniego, Director of Sports Performance, CSUN
I am honored to be recognized by the IUSCA. This distinction is meaningful as it puts a milestone in my career. We are in a service-type profession and this distinction is a great reminder to reflect on the services I have provided.
Michael Hill, Associate Athletic Director of Sports Performance, Georgetown University
The mISCP is extremely important as our profession is not domestic, but rather transcontinental. As Practitioners from all continents, we are all working in the Human Performance profession and face similar challenges and successes. The IUSCA has brought together a platform to collaborate and celebrate those challenges and successes.
Griffin Waller, Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Performance, University of Portland
I’m honored to hold the mISCP distinction with the IUSCA. They have demonstrated a true passion for elevating the profession through innovation, education, and collaboration. The IUSCA is setting the standard for best practice within the industry and the mISCP accreditation is a distinction I greatly value.
