Jill Costanza Exploring the “Wild West” of Sport Science

NSCA’s Coaching Podcast by NSCA

Jan 16, 2026Health

The path to the top is not always linear. For Jill Costanza, it included returning to school and stops in collegiate and military performance before becoming Director of Sport Science and Assistant Strength and Condition...

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