Oct 29, 202653 min
Glen Driscoll opened with a question prompted by the conference theme of raising the standard: what does a world-class, high-performance winning culture look and feel like, and is it sustainable in football? He began...
About this Podcast:
The UKSCA is the Professional Body for Strength and Conditioning in the UK and we believe in giving people the opportunity to become healthier through physical activity.Whilst the UKSCA’s roots and future are firmly set within the world of elite sport, we have an opportunity to take our knowledge and expertise and broaden our reach outside of this marketplace. Everyone in the population can benefit from the language of Strength and Conditioning and we have a responsibility to share this message with clarity and integrity. Strength and Conditioning practice shall no longer be confined to just the sports stadium or university lecture hall, everyone shall have the opportunity to be healthier through physical activity and the UKSCA shall champion this initiative.Here we will share information, topics and learning to showcase and celebrate best practice and innovation.
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What is UKSCA Coach Considerations about?
The UKSCA is the Professional Body for Strength and Conditioning in the UK and we believe in giving people the opportunity to become healthier through physical activity. Whilst the UKSCA’s roots and future are firmly set within the world of elite sport, we have an opportunity to take our knowledge and expertise and broaden our reach outside of this marketplace.
Who hosts UKSCA Coach Considerations?
UKSCA Coach Considerations is hosted by UKSCA. The show has published 54 episodes to date.
What has UKSCA Coach Considerations covered recently?
Recent episodes include "High Performance Winning Culture and the MDT in Elite Football: How Do We Create It, Allow It and Sustain It?" (29 October 2026, 53 minutes), "Sport science 2.0 is messy, time to clean it up: Practical insights for monitoring load and response in elite football" (29 March 2026, 58 minutes), and "Technology, Data and the Coaching Craft, Finding the Sweet Spot" (20 March 2026, 44 minutes).
How often does UKSCA Coach Considerations publish?
UKSCA Coach Considerations publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 45 minutes across 54 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on UKSCA Coach Considerations?
Booking probability for UKSCA Coach Considerations is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. UKSCA Coach Considerations requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. UKSCA Coach Considerations's contact route on record: verified email.
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The strongest fits for UKSCA Coach Considerations are Fitness, Golf & Recreation. UKSCA Coach Considerations has a health audience.
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UKSCA hosts UKSCA Coach Considerations, a health podcast with 54 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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Mar 29, 202658 minIn this closing keynote, Dr Martin Buchheit maps a path from “sports science 2.0” (measure everything) to “3.0” (measure what matters, then act). He frames training around dose–response, across four quadrants: load vs...
Mar 20, 202644 minAt UKSCA 2025, Chair Andy Boyd hosted a lively panel with Prof. Ben Jones, Dr Martin Buchheit, Prof. Sophia Nimphius, and Prof. Paul Comfort, exploring where tech genuinely improves coaching versus when fundamentals...
Mar 9, 202638 minIn his session, Strength & Conditioning coach and UKSCA-accredited lecturer Edward Baker drew on his extensive high-performance experience in boxing and MMA to explore how technology is transforming athlete preparation...
Episode #49
The path of least assumption: The pursuit of clarity within the complexity of elite gymnastics
Feb 28, 202647 minAt UKSCA 2025, Benjamin Young (British Gymnastics / UKSI) unpacked how a decentralised programme, huge training volumes and limited elite research shape S&C in gymnastics. He reframed performance from “world-class...
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Episode #46
Navigating the evolving game: How to combine technology & the athlete standing in front of you
Feb 18, 202631 minDr Phil Scott (ECB Pathways / Physical Preparation) presented on the concept of humanising innovation — how to embed new ideas and technologies within athlete groups, centred on principles like understanding, empathy...
Feb 9, 202643 minDr Sophia Nimphius challenges the conventional obsession with measuring strength through snapshots, urging us to remember strength as a process of durability, robustness, and adaptation — not just outputs like “two ×...
Jan 29, 202635 minIn his UKSCA 2025 presentation, Professor Ben Jones (Leeds Beckett University) explored the rapid rise of sports technology—forecasting a $60 billion industry by 2030—and challenged practitioners to reflect on why we...
Jan 19, 202637 minAt UKSCA 2025, Cillian Reardon (formerly Head of Athletic Performance at Glasgow Warriors, now at Gloucester) shared how the Warriors’ 2024 URC win came not through magic, but through disciplined thinking: building...
Jan 9, 202650 minDr Dario Cazzola shared a compelling vision for “invisible monitoring” — using computer vision and physics-informed machine learning to track joint-level forces from video, enabling real-time, low-burden performance...
Dec 30, 202548 minAt UKSCA 2025, Damian Harper explored how deceleration (braking) is a critical but underappreciated element in athletic development — from its biomechanical demands to links with injury risk, and innovations in testing...
Dec 22, 20251h 5mDr Paul Comfort — Professor of Strength & Conditioning at the University of Salford and co-editor of Performance Assessment in Strength and Conditioning — delivered a sharp, practical tour of force-plate testing. He...
Dec 10, 202547 minPaudie Roche unpacks two decades of long-term athlete development (LTAD) across Munster Rugby and Arsenal, stressing clear end goals, evidence-and-experience-based practice, and non-negotiables like multidisciplinary...
Nov 30, 202541 minRichard Pruett explored how strength & conditioning coaches must evolve beyond technical expertise to master emotional intelligence and athlete-centred communication. He illustrated how meaningful change happens when we...
Episode #47
Building Better Pathways: Lessons from a Cross-Sport Panel at the UKSCA Annual Conference 2025
Nov 20, 202541 minAt the UKSCA Annual Conference 2025, panel guests explored how talent pathways have shifted post-COVID — from earlier debuts to better growth-and-maturation practice, smarter load management, and the importance of...
Oct 14, 202447 minDr Ben Rosenblatt’s presentation at the UKSCA 2024 Annual Conference offers a deep dive into the world of elite athlete preparation. With a career spanning over two decades, including leading roles at the FA and GB...
Episode #36
The Evolution of Speed
Oct 14, 202449 minIn his presentation at the UKSCA 2024 annual conference, Prof JB Morin provided an in-depth look at the advancements in sprint mechanics and speed training over the last decade. He discusses the critical role of...
Episode #35
The Need for Speed: Eccentric Training
Oct 14, 202445 minDr. Jonathan Hughes' presentation at the UKSCA 2024 annual conference highlighted the significance of eccentric training in high-performance sports. Drawing on his experience across team sports like rugby, hockey, and...
Episode #34
Exploring the impact of focused awareness and breath control on clarity, state and connection
Oct 14, 202447 minRichard Husseiny’s presentation at the UKSCA 2024 conference focused on shifting from a rational mindset to one of embodied awareness. He introduces participants to techniques such as breathwork, body scanning, and...
Episode #28
School and Youth S&C Round Table Discussion
Oct 14, 202440 minThe UKSCA 2024 round table discussion, chaired by Andy Boyd, brought together experts from academia, sport institutes, and education to discuss youth physical activity. Kevin Till from Leeds Beckett University, Stuart...
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Ben Jones
former Transition Coordinator for the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan, Visit Nebraska and National Travel and Tourism Week
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Dr Martin Buchheit
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Paul Comfort
author, researcher, strength & conditioning scientist, public transportation technology company
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Sophia Nimphius
Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Sport), Professor of Human Performance, Edith Cowen University
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