Exercise & Health Science: Group / Individual Sport Development

My name is Chris E., "Coach E", and I am entering my senior year at Kennesaw State University. I am attaining my Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Health Science. My goal is to go through graduate and doctoral school and become a college professor. After graduation with my Bachelor's degree in the Fall of 2013, I will sit through the Coordinated Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) test offered by the national American College of Sports Medicine (National ACSM) which would qualify me as a professional strength and conditioning coach to work with professional and collegiate athletes. I will also sit through the Exercise Specialist test to become a certified personal trainer.

I have been involved in various sports since childhood. I played baseball for over 10 years, basketball for 8 years, soccer for 4 years, tennis for 2 years, track and field for 1 year, and football for 9 years. Those sports are the ones that I have played in an organized setting. I've also participated in intramural sports at Kennesaw State which include volleyball, softball, badminton and indoor soccer.

Likewise, beyond having an in depth knowledge of the strategies that go along with each respective sport, I have spent the last two years refereeing Intramural Sports at Kennesaw State University. As an intramural referee I am in charge of refereeing sports ranging from Football all the way to the obscure sports like Indoor Hockey. This shows my ability to also know the rules of the game and know how to play legally within those boundaries.

I am looking to get my career started by being an individual developmental coach for any participants who have a drive to become better at their sport. I believe that sports give children a great way to shape their character and help them assimilate into future endeavors. I like to teach competitiveness with a respect for the game. Teamwork, cooperation, and individual skill are all components that make up a successful, skillful athlete. Berating, belittling or making fun of other participants is completely unacceptable and will be taken care of likewise.

I hope to hear from you concerning you, your son or daughter, or a group of them and their friends. I am passionate about sports and the life lessons that can be taught under the right direction. Sports have a way of connecting people to higher principles that are required in daily life. Teamwork, cooperation, planning, execution, communication, and overall development of interpersonal skills can all be taught and transferable beyond the lines on the field or the court.

Christopher's Subjects

Sports/Recreation:	baseball, basketball, fitness, football, golf, soccer, softball, swimming, volleyball

Swimming

Correct swimming technique is a skill that can be taught. I have had a personal pool at my house since I was 5 years old. We started out with an above-ground pool and in 1999, when I moved to North Georgia, my parents invested in a 20' x 40' in-ground pool. I utilized the pool as a workout aspect that most athletes are not capable of utilizing.

Soccer

I have played soccer for the better part of 8 years. While I only played on an organized team for the final 2 years of my high school career, I had 2 years prior to that of experience of just playing. On top of that, since graduating high school I have played in multiple men's leagues and on the intramural sports program at Kennesaw State University. I know the exercises that can most benefit a soccer player and the correct technique of completing them. I can accurately write work out programs... Read More

Golf

Over the summer of 2012 I was required to take a biomechanics class and I learned how to accurately watch a skill and break it down into its component parts: stance, pre-execution, execution, post-execution, and the follow through. This gives me the ability to watch the form of a swing and critique it in its component parts. A golf swing is rooted in the golfers core; his ability to maintain correct posture from the beginning of the swing through the finishing stroke is what decides how well they... Read More

Football

I played football through my middle school and part of my high school career. I had plans of joining the club football team at Kennesaw State, but class work interfered with that and I was unable to continue. After letting the coaches know I had to focus on school they were very disappointed and asked me repeatedly (and still do when they see me on campus) to stay with the team because I was one of the most skilled receivers they had. Likewise, with football being such a physically demanding sport,... Read More

Basketball

Having played from my 6th grade year through my senior year of high school I have become extremely proficient at all concepts of basketball. To go along with my knowledge as a player, I have worked directly under Division 1 basketball coaches and worked alongside Division 1 basketball players at Kennesaw State University during my the Fall semester of 2011. I have also refereed basketball for the last 2 years as an Intramural referee at Kennesaw State University. This shows my proficiency in the... Read More

Baseball

I have played over 10 years of organized baseball. I am proficient in exercises directed at improving baseball performance. Likewise, I know the ins-and-outs of all positions on the baseball diamond outside of pitchers. I know how to accurately train participants in fielding, hitting, and leadership.

Softball

I have been an intramural participant in softball for the last 3 years at Kennesaw State while also umpiring for it as well. I've watched the sport professionally and collegiately, though, and know the basic skills required. They are basically baseball skills, transferred to a woman's format. I can write work out programs to help the athlete become physically more capable than others they face. Likewise, I know the adequate drills and skills necessary to compete at a high level. By running girls... Read More

Volleyball

I took a volleyball class during my undergraduate work at Kennesaw State University. The class helped develop my understanding of the rules and associated requirements of each position. By refereeing volleyball with intramurals, I have learned the rules and how to play within them.

Fitness

I am in my final year of Exercise and Health Science at Kennesaw State University. I have completed, and am in the midst of, multiple exercise physiology classes and relating exercise to health benefits and risks. I have taken classes in Exercise Leadership, Advanced Weight Training, Nutrition, Exercise Physiology, and Anatomy and Physiology. I have a good understanding of the way the body works and how it responds to various exercise programs.

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Education

Kennesaw State University (Exercise Health Sci.)

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