NASE

Why Become an NASE Member

1. PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT.
   Pave the way for advancement by becoming an expert in training to improve speed in short sprints for team and individual sports. BECOME A CERTIFIED SPECIALIST IN SPEED AND EXPLOSION by completing a prestigious certification program through a home Self-Study Approach OR by completing a comprehensive On-line Course in Speed and Explosion. Certification (on-line course or Home Study) qualifies for teacher recertification of coaches in some states and is often paid by the school or university.
2. INCREASE KNOWLEDGE AND LEARN NEW TECHNIQUES.
   Learn from the NASE Speed Publications and hundreds of articles, videos, speed training tips. Resources are devoted ONLY to the improvement of speed for sports competition.
3. OBTAIN ACCESS TO AN ACTIVE WEB SITE.
   Read hundreds of speed improvement articles, videos, and other information updated regularly.
4. BEGIN KEY NETWORKING.
   Utilize an on-line forum with directed topics for the exchange of ideas and networking with other Coaches (age group, high school, University, Pro), Personal Trainers, Athletes and Parents, physical therapists, and occupational therapists involved in training athletes throughout the world.
5. RECEIVE A BIMONTHLY SPORTS SPEED DIGEST.
   The 12-page bi-monthly Sports Speed Digest contains articles by leading experts on speed improvement for football, basketball, baseball, field hockey, rugby, softball, soccer, tennis, and other sports.

    

   • Lead articles on speed improvement techniques
   • Q & A and other Columns: Chump to Champ, Speed Improvement for Young Athletes, Coaches Health
   • What Research Tells the Coach about Speed Improvement
   • Analysis and practical application of the latest research findings.
6. DISCOUNTS.
   Receive discounts on Registration Fees for selected symposiums and clinics.
7. CERTIFICATION.
   A Prestigious Certification Program in Speed and Explosion for school, university, pro and age-group coaches in all sports, strength and conditioning coaches, personal trainers, athletic trainers, PT, OT and senior Physical Education majors at colleges and universities.