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Relation to the Strength & Conditioning Industry?: College Coach, Personal Trainer, Other

Name of School, Team or Business: Mt. Mercy University; Iowa Mavs; Coach Nelly Training

Job Title: Strength Coach/Asst. Men's Basketball Coach; AAU/HS Basketball Coach

Current Job Description: Strength Coach/Asst. Men's Basketball Coach
Athletic Republic(Cedar Rapids, IA)

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At 8:48am on November 17, 2010, Ron McKeefery said…: It is great to connect. This is a great website for networking and sharing ideas. Please let me know if we can ever be of any assistance to you.

We are very committed to providing as many resources as we can for fellow strength and conditioning coaches. Each year we conduct several strength and conditioning clinics. Our next one will be April 23rd, 2nd Annual USF Football Strength and Conditioning Clinic. Send me your email to be added to the mailing list.

Additionally, I have released a product called Strength Coach Basic Training for aspiring strength coaches and their mentors. For more information go to www.strengthcoachbasictraining.com and enter your name and email. You can also go to our Facebook Fan Page for the site at www.facebook.com/strengthcoachbasictraining. While you are there make sure you connect with me (www.facebook.com/ron.mckeefery) on facebook as well as I use that platform for more regular announcements. I look forward to using this site to get to know you better.

At 4:10am on September 10, 2010, Alan Stein said…: Congrats on your new position, that is awesome! I wish you the best and appreciate your kind words. Let me know if I can ever be of service.

At 11:43am on August 9, 2010, Erik Schwager said…: Carlos,

Congrats on the position! We are on a road trip right now, been in brooklyn and vermont the past 6 days. Hope your new job goes well my man! Good luck

At 12:57am on May 20, 2010, Erik Schwager said…: Great man! Good luck on your interview! I have heard of that place! Seems like it would be a great place to work with a lot of knowledgeable people.