28/08/2026
AEL is a popular tool among S&C coaches, but ex*****on matters! While coaches often default to heavy loads and slow descents, submaximal AEL combined with high eccentric velocity better preserves jump mechanics and maximizes propulsive power. Tailor AEL prescription to your athletes' readiness, training phase, and available gym equipment to optimize athletic power while managing fatigue.
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26/08/2026
Official Education Partner of Strength Summit 2026
🚨 Big news for fitness professionals and coaches! 🚨
NSCA Global Chapter Singapore is officially an Education Partner of Strength Summit 2026.
We are proud to champion world-class education and evidence-based strength and conditioning in the region. By joining us at Strength Summit 2026, every session you attend directly supports your continuous learning and professional development.
📅3 Sep: Seminar — 0.6 CEUs
📅4 Sep: Masterclasses — 0.4 CEUs each (Up to 4 masterclasses available!)
Elevate your coaching knowledge, connect with industry leaders, and secure your CEUs.
Event details:
📍3rd September, 2026 | 08:30 - 17:30
📍4th September, 2026 | 08:30 - 13:00
📍M Hotel Singapore City Centre (81 Anson Rd, Singapore 079908)
📞 6423 0668
📧 [email protected]
21/08/2026
Heavy eccentrics don’t always hurt more! This study shows accentuated eccentric loading actually reduced lower body soreness compared to traditional training. For coaches, AEL offers a potent stimulus for strength and hypertrophy while managing fatigue — making it a practical option during demanding training blocks.
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20/08/2026
🚨 Strength Summit 2026 is now NSCA CEU Approved! 🚨
NSCA Global Chapter Singapore is proud to be the Education Partner for Strength Summit 2026 — which means every session you attend counts towards your professional development.
📅 3 Sep: Seminar — 0.6 CEUs
📅 4 Sep: Masterclasses — 0.4 CEUs each (up to 4 masterclasses!)
Whether you're a coach, trainer, or fitness professional, this is your chance to learn from industry leaders while earning your CEUs.
📞 6423 0668
📧 [email protected]
14/08/2026
Elite female athletes don’t just battle training loads—mood and eating attitudes subtly shape body composition. This study shows that while body fat drops in the off season, psychological stress markers like tension and fatigue can predict shifts in fat percentage. With over 13% of athletes at risk for disordered eating, coaches and support staff must integrate psychological monitoring alongside physical conditioning to safeguard both health and performance.
07/08/2026
🏋️♂️ Boost power, not soreness! A new study shows that simple verbal encouragement or tracking movement speed during high-velocity resistance training helps older adults move weights significantly faster and improves their post-exercise sit-to-stand performance—all without adding extra muscle soreness or fatigue the next day.
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01/08/2026
Looking to elevate your passion for fitness into a rewarding professional path? 🏋️♂️✨
Meet the NSCA Certified Personal Trainer (NSCA-CPT) course, the world’s premier, science-backed credential for personal training and coaching excellence.
Check out all the reasons why you should take the course in this post! 💪
Ready to take the next step in your fitness journey?
👉Sign up today to kickstart your journey to become a NSCA Certified Personal Trainer at https://www.nscasingapore.org/cpt-certified-personal-trainer
31/07/2026
🏐 Words matter on the force plate! A new study on Division I volleyball players reveals that telling athletes to jump "fast" completely alters their biomechanical strategy—increasing force production and explosiveness (RSIm) while shortening jump templates, even though actual jump height stays the same. To keep your athletic testing accurate and consistent, standardizing your coaching cues is a must!
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24/07/2026
🏋️♂️ Single-limb vs. double-limb power! A new review highlights that a bilateral deficit—where your combined single-limb strength beats out your double-limb output—is heavily driven by neural mechanisms like interhemispheric inhibition. Because this deficit is highly adaptable and shifts based on whether you train unilaterally or bilaterally, standardizing your loading protocols and movement stability is absolutely essential to get accurate data during athletic testing!
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17/07/2026
😴⚽ Sleep matters! This study shows that when young soccer players face intensified training, unrestricted sleep helps preserve recovery, mood, and stress tolerance—even though mucosal immunity still dips. But when sleep is restricted, the combination magnifies illness risk, fatigue, and psychological strain. Coaches should prioritize sleep hygiene during heavy training blocks to protect both performance and health.