It is with the upmost pleasure that today we announce our sixth presenter for The 2018 Seminar, ALTIS’ Dan Pfaff. Dan’s extensive coaching experience in athletics across three countries provides not just the experience of success but success with athletes in a multitude of backgrounds. From coaching multiple national championship teams and Olympians to being
Today we are ecstatic to announce our fifth presenter for The 2018 Seminar, University of Louisville’s Director of Sport Performance Teena Murray. Coach Murray been driving the profession forward by not only building one of the best performance departments in the country at U of L, but also with being a lecturer in their Exercise
“Your assessment, really, is never going to stop with us. We are assessing you as we see how you respond to the dosing and to the prescription of exercise that we give you.” Today we are joined by Tim DiFrancesco discussing working and learning in NBA, building a business, and relationships. After a brief intro
“Even if the perfection isn’t attained the outcome is decidedly better than just ‘good enough’” This weeks edition of My Thoughts Monday is brought to us by Michigan’s Katlyn Haycock. Katlyn discusses with us Jon Bowers TED talk (check it out here: https://www.ted.com/talks/jon_bowers_we_should_aim_for_perfection_and_stop_fearing_failure) on perfection that hit home with her. In the talk there are
If you have ever had questions about how to use different modes of athlete monitoring in your program to drive decisions then this is the talk you’ve been looking for! “Some is good, more is probably better, and too much is bad. That’s really what it comes down to in the long run. The question
This edition of Throwback Thursday brings us back to a discussion with Mike Robertson talking about his write up: “What is Corrective Exercise?” In this lead up to The 2012 Seminar, Mike dives into his definition of corrective exercise and how he came up with it. He also discusses the role of corrective exercise in programming, assessment, utilizing
This is my first contribution to CVASP. Relatively new to the profession, I’ve wrestled with what I could possibly contribute of any substance. Many things have run through my mind, and constantly ringing in my ears is a statement often echoed by veteran performance coaches everywhere I’ve been thus far. It goes something along the
Today I am excited to announce our fourth presenter for The 2018 Seminar, Chris Korfist. Chris has been a guest on the podcast and a regular contributor to on simplifaster.com. Along with his coaching duties, Chris has been educating coaches though his yearly event Track Football Consortium in Illinois, and his website Slow Guy Speed School. Tie in his
