Sport Science, High-Performance, and Strength and Conditioning Experience
My central focus at Colorado is helping student-athletes achieve athletic career longevity and enhanced performance. My philosophy is centered around understanding the individual athlete and developing strategic performance models that constantly evolve to best serve student-athlete and team performance.
My direct responsibilities include the integration of sport-science, utilization of cutting-edge technology, applied sport-psychological principles within an innovated strength and conditioning program. I am responsible for the day-to-day education, assessment, curriculum development, and mentorship of several professional interns each semester.
My experiences have directly assisted with the physical and mental preparation of multiple Olympians, professional athletes, All-Americans and conference championship teams.
I hold direct experience as an instructor in the classroom and also as a professional mentor to many young strength & conditioning coaches in collegiate athletics. I continue to consult with many collegiate programs regarding program design, training equipment, and the administration of analytics, sport-monitoring, and athlete benchmark testing protocols.
While at Michigan State University, I was a graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach and worked with multiple Big 10 championship teams and several individual All-Americans. I assisted with the strength and conditioning programs for 17 Michigan State Olympic sport teams.
