Tactical Strength and Conditioning Certificate

The Tactical Strength and Conditioning Certificate prepares students to work with members of the Military, Police, Fire, and First Responders to improve fitness, decrease injury risk, develop strength and conditioning programs, and teach behavior modification and life-style adaptations.

This program prepares students to pass the National Strength and Conditioning Association's Tactical Strength and Conditioning Facilitator certification exam.

The Tactical Strength and Conditioning Certificate Program is restricted to individuals currently serving in Law Enforcement, Fire and Rescue, Military or other First Responder roles. Valid and current identification is required for admission.

Success in the program is defined by your ability to apply what you’ve learned in real-world scenarios. This program ensures that every student achieves the following core competencies:

• Describe the role of the strength and conditioning professional in the prevention and care of injury and lifestyle related disease in tactical populations.
• Define and conduct a needs analysis to initiate appropriate physical testing and assessment strategies in the tactical environment.
• Describe specific physiological challenges faced in various tactical populations.
• Identify occupational and lifestyle factors that affect fitness, exercise adherence, sleep, nutrition, and overall health of the tactical professional.
• Apply strategies to promote behavior modification and lifestyle related wellness.

Success starts with a solid plan. Your program's course sequence is designed to build your skills step-by-step. By following this plan, you ensure you're meeting all program requirements and staying on track.

Program Pathway