April 26, 2005

Association cites Troy University strength and conditioning curriculum as elite program

TROY , AL – Troy University ’s strength and conditioning program has once again been tapped as one of the top programs by the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). Currently in its fourth year, the NSCA’s Education Recognition Program recognizes only 51 institutions worldwide.

The NSCA is the leading authority on strength and conditioning. For 27 years, the NSCA has bridged science and application to provide reliable, research-based strength and conditioning information to its members and the general public. With nearly 30,000 members, the NSCA is the largest health and fitness association in the world.

TROY was recognized for providing students with the education needed to be successful in the strength and conditioning field.

The University’s educational programs continue to meet the requirements set by the NSCA emphasizing anaerobic conditioning and training within the specified curriculum. As part of the three-year recognition, Troy University will receive additional exposure through NSCA publications, Web sites and other forms of marketing.