[NSCA Japan Member Survey] A Dream Revealed by the Voices of 2,512 Members — We Want to Create a Society Where 'The Value of S&C is Naturally Delivered'
On its 35th anniversary, NSCA Japan announced its 'April Dream' based on a survey of 2,512 members: to create a future where the professional value of Strength & Conditioning is properly recognized in Japanese society.
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- 📰 Published: April 2, 2026 at 00:00
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Our organization endorses the April Dream project, which aims to make April 1st a day to broadcast dreams. This press release embodies the dream of 'NSCA Japan'.
Today, April 1, 2026, NSCA Japan celebrates its 35th anniversary. The non-profit organization NSCA Japan (Nagareyama City, Chiba Prefecture, Representative: Masashi Shibata) collected a record 2,512 responses in a member survey conducted from November to December 2025. What emerged from the data was not just numbers, but a single, earnest wish—the dream of professionals working in the field: 'We want to deliver the value of S&C professionals more to society.'
Under our mission as a 'bridge between research and practice', we at NSCA Japan receive those voices and hereby declare: Our dream is to 'create a future where Strength & Conditioning professionals are properly recognized in Japanese society.'
■ Survey Overview
Survey Name: 2025 NSCA Japan Member Survey
Survey Target: NSCA Japan Members
Survey Period: November - December 2025
Number of Respondents: 2,512
Survey Method: Online Questionnaire
Survey Body: NSCA Japan
Today, April 1, 2026, NSCA Japan celebrates its 35th anniversary. The non-profit organization NSCA Japan (Nagareyama City, Chiba Prefecture, Representative: Masashi Shibata) collected a record 2,512 responses in a member survey conducted from November to December 2025. What emerged from the data was not just numbers, but a single, earnest wish—the dream of professionals working in the field: 'We want to deliver the value of S&C professionals more to society.'
Under our mission as a 'bridge between research and practice', we at NSCA Japan receive those voices and hereby declare: Our dream is to 'create a future where Strength & Conditioning professionals are properly recognized in Japanese society.'
■ Survey Overview
Survey Name: 2025 NSCA Japan Member Survey
Survey Target: NSCA Japan Members
Survey Period: November - December 2025
Number of Respondents: 2,512
Survey Method: Online Questionnaire
Survey Body: NSCA Japan