Chris Barnes
Access a Free Class and Discover the FSI Training Strength & Conditioning Master’s
Discover with this introductory class how performance departments operate in professional football. No commitment required.
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What This Class Will Give You
This is a load monitoring lesson delivered by Chris Carling, Head of Performance at the French Football Federation and author of more than 160 papers on performance analysis and optimisation.
What You Will Learn in This Class
- The key external load variables used by elite clubs to measure match performance
- How game intensity has evolved in recent years and what this means for strength and conditioning.
- Positional load differences and how to adapt training tasks according to the player’s role.
- How to identify peak physical demands in matches and transfer them to training sessions.
- The most useful metrics to assess the real demands of modern football
- Practical examples from elite strength and conditioning coaches
Some Members of the Master’s Faculty
We have more than 30 high-level lecturers in total.
Bernardo Requena
Fábio Nakamura
Franco Impellizzeri
Jack Nayler
Jesús Olmo
José Asián
David Joyce
Practical Experience in Clubs
Professionals from our partner clubs undertake and endorse our programmes. They also take part in the students’ practical learning experience through the internship programme. The content you will see in this class reflects the working methods of the top leagues.
Who Is This Free Class For?
This class is designed as a practical introduction to real-world strength and conditioning applied to professional football. The full Master’s is aimed at profiles with prior education or experience in this field.
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Training for active sports professionals
For individuals with prior experience working as strength and conditioning coaches in sports environments.
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Graduates in sports and exercise science
For graduates in sports and exercise science, rehabilitation, or related degrees.
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Sports science students in advanced stages of their studies
For students in the final years of university degrees such as physical education, sports science, etc.