Like every conversation with Dr. Bryan Mann, today’s podcast is full of amazing insight. Dr. Mann walks us through his soon to be published piece looking at stress and how it impacts the risk athletes have of becoming injured. The findings are really fascinating, and will without a doubt impact how I handle my athletes…
In a fantastic discussion, 2015 Presenter, Michael Regan discusses his career voyage that brought him from Australia to The US and back, and how sport science is different in Australia, what role he see’s it, and how they look at data to help the club as a whole. It was a really fun, interesting conversation that I hope you…
Making his second appearance at The Seminar is Dr. Vladimir Issurin. Most notably recognized for his method of Block Periodization published through Ultimate Athlete Concepts (Vol 1, Vol 2), Dr. Issurin also has an extensive background working with athletes, ranging from 3 Olympic cycles of scientific adviser and head of the scientific group for the USSR Olympic canoe/kayak, and…
Today we are ecstatic to introduce our 8th presenter for The 2015 Seminar Baylor University’s Director of Applied Performance, Andrew Althoff. Andrew is in the forefront in this country in High Performance Management working alongside with one of the most reputable performance programs in the country. His addition to the lineup will bring a great…
Making his first appearance on The Seminar docket is University of Wisconsin’s Strength and Conditioning Coach Jim Snider. “Snides”, as he is known, is one of the top practitioners in the country. He is involved in the development of athlete’s in both the private and collegiate sector. His facility Neuro Explosion is one of the top facilities in the country…
I am beyond excited to have the addition of Port Adelaide Football Club’s Michael Regan. Michael has been in sports science and high performance for over a decade working with Catapult along with roles with Australian Football Clubs and consulting with college and pro teams across the US. Michael’s wealth of knowledge in athlete monitoring…
In today’s guest post, Michigan Tech’s Matt Thome discusses the conditioning program he used with the Huskies Men’s Basketball team this off season. Off-Season Conditioning It seems as though conditioning has become an increasingly popular topic in various strength and conditioning circles over the past few years. Maybe it’s always been a popular topic but…
Making his third appearance at The Seminar is University of Iowa’s Olympic Strength and Conditioning Coach and Nutrition Coordinator Landon Evans. Known as one of the most intelligent coaches in the NCAA, Landon’s diverse background in computer science background combined his extensive background in nutrition allows him to attack the preparation of his athlete’s in…
