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Sat, Feb/08 Final
Women's Basketball
90 Central Methodist (MO)
69 at Peru State
Sat, Feb/08 Final
Baseball
7 Central Methodist (MO)
6 vs Science and Arts
Sat, Feb/08 Final
Men's Basketball
72 Central Methodist (MO)
84 at Peru State
Sun, Feb/09 Final
Women's Basketball
56 Cottey (MO)
64 vs Central Methodist (MO)
Thu, Feb/13 Cancelled
Baseball
Missouri Baptist
vs Central Methodist (MO)
Thu, Feb/13 Cancelled
Baseball
Missouri Baptist
vs Central Methodist (MO)
Sun, Feb/16 Cancelled
Baseball
Columbia (MO)
vs Central Methodist (MO)
Sun, Feb/16 Cancelled
Baseball
Columbia (MO)
vs Central Methodist (MO)

Strength & Conditioning


MISSION STATEMENT


Central Methodist University Strength and Conditioning is dedicated to achieving athletic excellence through a systematic training approach.  The strength and conditioning staff will develop the individual athlete through a structured athletic performance program which includes all aspects of physical and mental performance.


 
STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING PROGRAM PHILOSOPHY


The strength and Conditioning staff is dedicated to high-level athletic performance within the Heart of America Athletic Conference. Optimal athletic performance is developed by following 6 basic principles.

  1. General Physical Preparedness
  2. Mental Preparedness/Mental Conditioning
  3. Work
  4. Prehabilitative modalities
  5. Sports Nutrition
  6. Principles of Specificity

 

REASONS FOR STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

 Through a sound strength and conditioning program, implemented with scientific-based research evidence, strength and conditioning promotes numerous athletic-based benefits. 
  1. Reduction of Injury
  2. Durability
  3. Increased Strength
  4. Increased Power
  5. Increased flexibility
  6. Increased Explosiveness
  7. Decreased Body Composition
  8. Increased Speed and Agility
  9. Increased Mental Capacity

Central Methodist Strength and Conditioning staff promotes all principles of strength and conditioning in order to meet the benefits of each sports' requirements.