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  Rob April 30, 2009 at 1:26pm

  Sure I do, I wanted you to work for me man...You're a good coach...Keep it up...Let's stay in touch...
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  Brad Lambert March 29, 2009 at 11:19am

  I also viewed my comment on belting. I apologize for the insulting remark I made with regards to that and will be more tasteful in the future with regards to my commentary.
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  Bruce E. DeWalt Jr. January 1, 2009 at 1:17pm

  Whenever he been in the field for awhile and he know alot of coaches. The name of the game is networking.
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  Bruce E. DeWalt Jr. January 1, 2009 at 10:40am

  My buddy from Grambling University want you to call him 865-805-5453. His a four-year member of the University of Tennessee football team, Stallworth played linebacker for the Volunteers and was on the 1998 National Championship Team. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Sports Management in 2001 before following with a master’s degree in Sports Administration from Tennessee in 2004. While pursuing his graduate degree at UT, Stallworth served as an academic advisor graduate assistant where he assisted in student-athlete registration and tutoring.
  
  Stallworth, a member of the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association, USA Weightlifting
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  Bruce E. DeWalt Jr. December 30, 2008 at 10:21pm

  I do have the book The Essentials of Strength Training and Conditioning 2nd edition. The medical terms is where I have the problems so Im taking the class for free and taking the test on the internet. I meet Zach at the YMCA and we exchange info. He is on this network too. I been networking with alot of coaches from LSU, USF, Vanderbilt, San Deigo Chargers, New Orealns Saints, UNC, U of Virignia and more.
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  Jorge Garzafox December 30, 2008 at 5:34pm

  Hi Tommy, what courses related to sports do they have in University of Alabama At Birmingham
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  Bruce E. DeWalt Jr. December 30, 2008 at 4:17pm

  You have alot more certifications than what I have. I'm taking a class in january at Huntingdon College to help me for the CSCS exam. Now high schools are using real S&C coaches to take their programs to another level. You might have go down to the high school level to get back up to college level. You might go to a small college or a black college. I heard that alot of jobs offers be at the CSCCa conference. Don't get down your breakthrough will come. Here are some jobs I found you might want to check.
  
  Baylor University Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach Posted 11/25/08-1/25/08
  http://www.baylor.edu/hr_services/staff_employment
  
  University of Iowa
  Asst Strength & Conditioning Coach-Olympic Sports
  http://jobs.uiowa.edu and search for Requisition #56396
  
  University of South Florida: is accepting resumes for a Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach position working primarily with Mens Basketball and Football. Minimum qualifications are 3 years of collegiate strength and conditioning experience, CSCS certification, and Bachelors degree. Preferred qualifications are head strength coach experience, masters degree, and former collegiate athlete No consideration will be given to those who do not meet the minimum requirements. Salary is a firm 30k. Please email resumes to Ron McKeefery, Head Strength and Conditioning Coach/Assistant Athletic Director at
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  Bruce E. DeWalt Jr. December 30, 2008 at 10:47am

  You at the at right place working under two Master S&C Martin and Torman. Start attending conferene and clincs to get your name there. S&C is just like coaching its about who you know. Join CSCCa and NSCA. Work on getting your certifications. I started late after I moved to Prattville. I garduated with a degree in Mechaincal Engeering. I started voutleering and learn everything I could then started my own business. Just keep working hard and things will work out. If you have any question call 334-318-6822.