PODCAST – Scott Caulfield on Returning From Injury, Building a Rink, And Getting Involved With the NSCA.

On episode #82 of The Hockey Strength Podcast, Scott Caulfield joins the show.

Coach Caulfield is the Director of Strength and Conditioning at Colorado College. He directs the oversight, development, and management of individual and group strength and conditioning programs for all student-athletes participating in the College’s two Division I programs (Men’s Ice Hockey & Women’s Soccer) and 15 Division III programs.

He has been involved in fitness and athletics for more than two decades, including his position at the NSCA from 2011-2019. He utilized those 20+ years of “under the bar”? lifting and coaching experience in a variety of different roles in support of the NSCA’s mission as the worldwide authority on strength and conditioning.

In this episode we discuss:

  • Scott’s role at Colorado College
  • His upcoming presentation at the Vermont NSCA Clinic, “Coming Back From Surgery to Coach and/or Play.”
  • The BRAND NEW rink at Colorado College with a weight room inside.
  • His continued involvement with the NSCA. He’s running for the Nomination Committee. If you’re an NSCA member, YOU CAN GO VOTE FOR SCOTT HERE.
  • What exactly the NSCA does, and how you can help out with the NSCA in any capacity.
  • Scott’s favorite beach-body exercise (google Scott Caulfield Arm Farm).

VOTE FOR SCOTT HERE.

Reach out to Scott on Instagram (@coachcaulfield).

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