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  Will Stewart September 2, 2010 at 11:27am

  I was really just curious as to how much value you placed on it. I have my CSCS, but I am always looking to add more to my education. However, I don't want to be someone that just has a ton of letters behind his name, but is incompetent. I am especially interested in the Performance Enhancement Specialist. How intense is the preparation compared to the CSCS? I read a comment of yours earlier about how easy it is just to buy the study material for the CSCS and pass, so I was wondering how the NASM exam compared to it. I took the CSCS exam almost 4 years ago and haven't done much with it in the time I have had it. I would be one of those you discussed struggling to put together a program for a group. I don't like feeling that way either. So if the NASM exam is worth the effort and a little more intense I would welcome it. Thanks for the reply.
  
  Will
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  Jennifer Petrosino June 16, 2010 at 12:10pm

  Hello!
  
  We would like to invite you the NSCA State of Florida Strength and Conditioning Clinic this weekend June 19th on the campus of the University of South Florida. We have a great line up of speakers, including Russ Orr Athletes Performance, and the University of South Florida Strength and Conditioning Staff. It is a great CEU (.8 NSCA) opportunity in your backyard. For more details and to register online go to https://www.nsca-lift.org/nscapdf/download/FL%20June%202010.pdf or email Ron McKeefery, Director of Strength and Conditioning at rmckeefery@usf.edu. Look forward to seeing you there.
  
  
  
  USF Strength and Conditioning
  University of South Florida
  4202 E Fowler Ave.
  Tampa, FL 33620
  (Office) 813-974-7360
  (Cell) 813-786-4774
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  Jennifer Petrosino April 16, 2010 at 6:52am

  come with alex and I to USF next weekend!!! we r gunna leave at like 3am and drive turbo status....hahah
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  Ron McKeefery April 11, 2010 at 8:08pm

  We would like to invite you and your fellow coaches to the Inaugural USF Football Strength & Conditioning Clinic April 24th 2010. It is designed to present Football Coaches, Strength coaches, and personal trainers with a Collegiate Football Strength and Conditioning annual plan. Please go to www.usfsportsperformance.com for more details.
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  Chris Harvey April 4, 2010 at 1:41pm

  Yeah that "swagger" has been tamed over the years. Don't get me wring it's still there bit just when I need it. LOL
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  Joseph Griffin February 21, 2010 at 9:15am

  The opportunity at Loyola has been amazing, I cannot say enough good things about Coach Taylor and the strength and conditioning program at Loyola. It had provided alot of direction for my career and Rob is fun to work with and very informative. If you have the chance try to attend one of the conferences he puts together. Best of luck to you and if you have any more questions do not hesitate to contact me.
  
  Joseph Griffin