Member of the Month: Amanda Pasko

Athletic Lab is one of the premier fitness and performance training centers in the country. We have a vibrant and diverse community ranging from fitness enthusiasts looking to get in the best shape of their lives to elite professional athletes. The commonality across our diverse member base is that they are hard-working and goal-oriented. Each month we highlight one or more of our members in our member of the month feature. For the month of October we've selected Amanda Pasko. Amanda is a member of the Athletic Lab Track Club - a 501-C3 non-profit coached by Mike Young and operating out of Athletic Lab with the goal of supporting post-collegiate emerging and emerging Olympic sport athletes. Amanda recently won her second World Championship of the year in an ultra multi-event. Her performance in the 20-event icosathlon at the world championships in Delft, Netherlands added to her previous world championship win in the indoor tetradecathlon from earlier in 2022. You can read about previous members of the month here. ____________ Name: Amanda Pasko What city were you born in? New York, NY What do you do when you’re not training at Athletic Lab (occupation, hobbies, etc)? I work at one of WakeMed Hospital's Outpatient Nutrition programs. I also coach middle and high school track and field athletes. In addition, I have an Instagram account @exercise_science, that focuses on the science behind track and field. I followed Mike Young not long after making the page, and I was incredibly happy when he followed back (although I didn't tell him the page was mine until this past year!). What’s your favorite exercise? Least favorite? My favorite exercise is power cleans, although I enjoy a lot of exercises. My least [...]

By |2022-10-07T17:00:40-04:00October 10th, 2022|News|0 Comments

Athletic Lab Track Club qualifies 3 for Team USA

The Athletic Lab Track & Field Club recently qualified 3 athletes to represent Team USA. The team sent Will Eggers, Jack Flood and Dylan Cooper to the USA Track & Field Outdoor Combined Events National Championships. The event took place in Fayetteville, AR. All 3 athletes competed in the decathlon. The decathlon is a two day, 10 event men's outdoor track and field event. On Day 1, athletes contest the 100m, long jump, shot put, high jump and 400m. On Day 2, athletes contest the 110m high hurdles, discus, pole vault, javelin and 1,500m. The event is considered one of the best tests of all-around athleticism in sport and the Olympic champion in the event is crowned the "World's Greatest Athlete." The 2022 Outdoor National Championships represents the 9th time the club has qualified multiple athletes to compete. It is the 7th time, the club has had multiple athletes compete in a multi-event. Earlier in the year, the Athletic Lab Track Club qualified 4 athletes to compete in the indoor heptathlon. At the indoor championships, the team placed 3rd, 4th, 8th and 9th lead by Jack Flood. At the recent USA Track & Field Outdoor Combined Events National Championships, Dylan Cooper lead the team with a 6th place finish followed by Jack Flood and Will Eggers in 7th and 9th respectively. As a result of their placings, all 3 athletes will represent Team USA at the Thorpe Cup later this year. The club previously qualified athletes for the Thorpe Cup in 2011 (Edward Broadbent) and 2019 (Jack Flood). The Athletic Lab Track Club is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Track & Field club for elite & emerging elite athletes. The Athletic Lab Track Club has a long history [...]

By |2022-06-04T12:49:19-04:00May 11th, 2022|News|0 Comments

Member of the Month: Jack Flood

Athletic Lab is one of the premier performance centers in the country. We have a vibrant and diverse community ranging from fitness enthusiasts looking to get in the best shape of their lives to elite professional athletes. The common denominator across all our members is that they are hard-working and goal-oriented. Each month we highlight one or more of our members in our member of the month feature. For the month of June we've selected Jack Flood who recently competed at the USA Track & Field Olympic Trials in the decathlon where he scored over 8,000 points for the second time in a month and placed 9th in one of the deepest fields in US history. Jack is a member of the Athletic Lab Track Club and in 2019, represented the US in the Thorpe Cup. You can read about our previous members of the month here. ____________ Name: Jack Flood What city were you born in? Blue Point, NY What's your least favorite exercise? Turkish Get-ups Favorite Exercise? Power Clean What's your proudest moment as an athlete? Breaking 8k (8,000 points in the decathlon) for the 1st time at Mount Olive. What motivates you to train?  I just want to fulfill my potential with the gifts God has bestowed unto me while inspiring others along the way.

By |2021-06-30T19:22:40-04:00June 30th, 2021|News|0 Comments

Members of the Month: Sarah Glidden and Ty Grob

Athletic Lab is one of the premier performance centers in the country. We are trusted by professional and elite athletes as well as fitness enthusiasts looking to get in the best shape of their lives. One of our greatest strengths is our vibrant and diverse community. The common thread across all our members is that they are hard-working and goal-oriented. Each month we highlight one or more of our members in our member of the month feature. For the month of February, we've chosen Sarah Glidden and Ty Grob. Sarah and Ty are members of the Athletic Lab Track Club and recently turned in performances in the pentathlon and heptathlon which ranked them in the top 15 in the world. You can read about our previous members of the month here. ____________ Name: Tyler Grob What city were you born in Howell, Michigan What's your least favorite exercise Favorite Exercise? My least favorite exercise are reverse lunges cause they hurt my toes. My favorite exercise is Turkish get ups, because THEY'RE GREAT. What do you enjoy most about competing post-collegiately My favorite part about competing post collegiately is that I get to compete against the best in the U.S./World. I love trying to beat the best no matter the odds and the challenge is what makes it fun. What competition stands out the most to you and why I would say the decathlon that sticks out the most would be the TGA dec from 2018. I was a little broken going into it but I ended up putting up a big day two for the score that got me into my first USATF champs. What motivates you Honestly, it's several different things. Ranging in different [...]

By |2021-02-04T11:19:30-05:00February 4th, 2021|News|0 Comments

Jack Flood’s bronze leads Athletic Lab Track Club at USATF Combined Championships

Two members of Athletic Lab's Track & Field Club recently competed at the USA Track & Field Indoor National Championships in Annapolis, MD . Jack Flood and Will Eggers both competed in the heptathlon. The heptathlon is a grueling seven event competition contested over 2 consecutive days. Points are awarded based on the performance in each of the 7 events. The event is the indoor equivalent of the decathlon. Jack and Will both had banner days and placed 3rd and 8th respectively. Flood set a personal best in the event with a score of 5,714. Will had a seasonal best performance of 5,221. Jack Flood is a former collegiate Division 3 National Champion for the University of Cortland and has represented the US at the prestigious Thorpe Cup. Will is a former Big East conference champion in the heptathlon. The Athletic Lab Track Club has a long history of success in elite level Track & Field in general and the combined events in particular. The 2020 USATF Championship marks the 5th time that the club has placed 2 or more athletes at a combined event national championships. In 2008, Athletic Lab Track Club athlete Eric Broadbent won the event. Additionally, Masters athlete Jef Souza has won multiple national and world championships for the club. For more information about the Athletic Lab Track & Field Club click here.

By |2020-02-11T14:59:24-05:00February 11th, 2020|News|0 Comments

Jack Flood & Devin Cornelius place Top 6 at USATF Indoor National Championships

Jack Flood setting a personal best in the pole vault. Two members of Athletic Lab's Track & Field club recently competed at the USA Track & Field Indoor National Championships in Albuquerque, NM. Jack Flood and Devin Cornelius both competed in the heptathlon. The heptathlon is a grueling seven event competition contested over 2 consecutive days. Jack and Devin both had banner days and placed 4th and 6th respectively. Flood set personal bests in the 60m, shot put, 60m High Hurdles, Pole Vault, and overall score (5,562 points). Jack's shot put (14.71 m) and pole vault (4.55 m) were both club records. Devin set personal bests in the shot put (12.58 m), 60m High Hurdles and overall score (5,370 points). Jack Flood is a former collegiate Division 3 National Champion for the University of Cortland and the Athletic Lab January athlete of the month. Devin is a multi- time collegiate All-American at UCM and St. John Fisher. Devin is also a coach at Athletic Lab. For more information about the Athletic Lab Track & Field Club and to apply to join click here.

By |2018-02-26T15:01:08-05:00February 26th, 2018|News|0 Comments
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