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Engagement: In their 2022 study, Tamminen and Watson developed (EFT) Emotional Focused Therapy to identify five challenges athletes face whe

Presenter: Darci Revier is currently NETA’s Director of Education. She obtained her doctorate in Health Science and Exercise Leadership fromDirector of Education Darci Revier California University of Pennsylvania and holds certifications through the NSCA, ACE, NASM, and USAW. She began working in fitness, nutrition and health promotion with members of the United States Marine Corps in 2008, has been presenting for NETA since 2015, and joined NETA’s team full time in 2018.

Methods: In Winter, Freeman, Griffin, Soundy & Maynard’s 2024 study, the authors drew conclusions from professionals working in psychology who already collected their initial data by previous experiences those professionals had working in the field (2024). This information was helpful in drawing conclusions for how collecting a sample method of data would either be viable or not concurrent to further research on this topic. For example, in their 2024 study, it provides inform

A Case Against High Pulls Today I opened and read an article from an old binder from a Division I University  from Former U.S. super heavyweight champion Shane Hamman performing a high pull in training. His opinion was that the high pull is worthless and wanted to let everyone know why. In the U.S since 2007 the high pull was not really used. Hamman (2008) explained that the only thing that matters is how fast you can change positions and get under the bar into the receiving

CSCCa link for National Conference

Feedback from Joey Batson, MSCC Clemson University from Ft. Wprth Convention Center CSCCa National Conference.