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SIS (Scottish Institute of Sport) Strength and Conditioning Facilities

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Scottish Institute of Sport HQ, Stirling University

“The Scottish Institute of Sport placed a high premium on quality strength and conditioning support services from it’s inception in 1999. As a consequence we have sought to equip the Institute strength training Network with the best equipment on the market which means we now have 13 weight rooms stocked with over 44 Powerlift Multi Racks and Platforms.”

Power Lift Installations-Palace of Art, Glasgow-by Rubicon Sports

Dave Clark
Head Strength and Conditioning Coach
Scottish Institute of Sport

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The Scottish Institute of Sport was established in October 1998 to support the development of high performance sport and promote excellence in Scottish sport.

Over 240 of Scotland’s top athletes currently benefit from the support of the Scottish Institute of Sport, which includes individually tailored programmes to help them develop as world-class athletes. Dedicated programmes in coaching (including training and competition programmes), technical support, sports medicine, sports science, performance analysis, and Performance Lifestyle (formerly ACE UK) are all made available to the athletes within these programmes.

There are nine core sports in the Institute: athletics, badminton, curling, football, golf, hockey, judo, rugby, and swimming. In addition, the very top Scots performers from other sports have been identified to be part of the Institute’s Individual Athlete Programme.

Six Area Institutes have been established throughout Scotland. Their responsibility is to identify and nurture local talent through to Scottish Institute level. The six Area Institutes of Sport are: Central Scotland, East of Scotland, Grampian, Highland, Tayside and Fife, and West of Scotland. In addition, the Scottish Institute of Sport and the six Area Institutes of Sport are part of an operational network of centres throughout the UK that ensures Scottish athletes have access to the very best support, wherever they are based.