Coach Preston Scott, an assistant sports performance coach, shares his journey in strength and conditioning. He started as a teacher and coach, and eventually found his passion in strength and conditioning. He emphasizes the importance of being humble and willing to learn as an intern. As a full-time coach, he balances his time between coaching, programming, and continuing education. He learns from a variety of sources, including scientific articles, podcasts, and conferences. Coach Scott focuses on individualizing programming based on the sport and the athlete's needs. He prioritizes safety and quality over quantity when it comes to maxing out. In this conversation, Coach Preston discusses his approach to training different sports teams, particularly football and Olympic sports. He explains that with football, there are more coaches and resources available, allowing for more specificity in training. For Olympic sports, where he is the sole coach, he focuses on tailoring workouts to individual athletes while keeping the overall structure similar. He also discusses the importance of relearning and progressing movements for both freshmen and older athletes. Coach Preston emphasizes the need for balance and organization in managing multiple teams and tailoring workouts to meet the needs of each athlete.
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