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Liaising with the medical staff to identify key KPI’s.\u003Cbr>• Collect, interpret, and use strength assessment data to inform specific individual injury prevention programmes.\u003Cbr>• Identify individual strengths and areas for improvement, setting achievable targets agreed with players and the sports science team to underpin on-pitch performance.\u003Cbr>• Plan and deliver effective individualised player prehab in collaboration with the sports science and medical team.\u003Cbr>• Using strength and conditioning assessment data develop individual player and team physical profiles in the DFC athlete performance management system.\u003Cbr>• Travelling with the team when required.\u003Cbr>• Develop and deliver an educational support programme that positively influences player self-determination specifically in terms of strength, conditioning, and rehabilitation.\u003Cbr>• Keep accurate and relevant records using DFC athlete performance management system.\u003Cbr>• Align first team, development squad and academy S&C processes and protocols.\u003Cbr>Player Rehabilitation\u003Cbr>• Support player rehabilitation in collaboration with medical staff. Developing programmes for players that drive a performance rehabilitation approach.\u003Cbr>• Identify testing strategies to continually, where appropriate, monitor players physical performance throughout their rehabilitation journey. With the aim of returning them better than their pre-injury level.\u003Cbr>• Ensure each returning injured player has a continued plan to ensure they remain available and reduce the risk of reinjury.\u003Cbr>• Remain up to date on potential new technologies and innovation that can improve injury prevention capability.\u003Cbr>Additional responsibility\u003Cbr>• Liaise with Head of Performance on a daily basis regarding daily role requirements and team physical objectives. |\n\n• Produce and agree a daily task and communication checklist that ensures all aspects of strength and conditioning are delivered.  \n• Travel with the first team when required to deliver this role.  \n• Produce up-to-date literature reviews & content document that informs best practice and enhances us as evidencebased practitioners in all areas of key responsibility.  \n• Take a shared responsibility for the upkeep and cleanliness of the training ground with specific reference to sports science and training equipment.  \n• Commit to improving yourself and others through appropriate & agreed yearly professional development.  \n• Align with the defined values and culture of the sports science department and the first team manager.  \n• Provide a positive and proactive contribution to the Sports Science team to ","cbCaibOjopmUncCU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibOjopmUncCU","pdf",173664,"English","# Job Summary\n# Roles and Responsibilities\n## Strength and Conditioning\n## Player Rehabilitation\n# Additional Responsibilities\n# Other Responsibilities\n# Person Specification","[{\"question\":\"What is the main purpose of the Lead Strength and Conditioning Coach role?\",\"answer\":\"To plan and implement physical performance programmes while supporting sports science and physiotherapy daily activities, specifically strength and conditioning, injury rehabilitation, and injury prevention.\"},{\"question\":\"Who does the coach report to and what is the working time?\",\"answer\":\"The coach reports to Dr Derek McCormack and works full time (40 hours per week), including evenings and weekends to support match day and training programmes.\"},{\"question\":\"Which responsibilities involve coordination with medical and sports science staff?\",\"answer\":\"The role requires liaising with medical staff for KPI identification, supporting player rehabilitation with medical teams, and planning individualised prehab programmes in collaboration with sports science and medical staff.\"}]","Lead Strength and Conditioning Coach - Job Description | PDF",1789364426]