Athletic Lab hosts international High Performance Athletic Development Conference

Athletic Lab recently hosted the 2018 High Performance Athletic Development Conference. This is the 3rd year for the annual conference which features top sports scientists and coaches from around the globe. The conference is put on in conjunction with Proformance Strength & Conditioning. This year's conference brought together some of the sharpest minds in the industry. Legendary Track & Field Coach Dan Pfaff gave 4 talks over the 2 day conference. Pfaff was joined by Travis Triplett (President of the National Strength & Conditioning Association), Bob Alejo (Power Lift), James Baker (Aspire Academy in Qatar), and Athletic Lab's Mike Young and Greg Gustin. Olie Trottman of Swansea City Football Club (UK) and Matt Hunter rounded out the lineup with short-form future leaders presentations.

By |2018-06-19T16:38:34-04:00June 19th, 2018|News|0 Comments

Athletic Lab Sport Performance Podcast: Episode #10 – Dan Pfaff

To kick off 2017, we sat down with legendary Track & Field coach Dan Pfaff. Dan is currently the Head Jumps Coach and Multi-Events coach at Altis in Phoenix, Arizona. He has been the coach of multiple Olympic medalists including gold medalist and world record holder in the 100m, Donovan Bailey. His most recent medalist came in 2012 with long jumper Greg Rutherford. He as also coached at power-house Track and Field programs at LSU, University of Texas, and the University of Florida. This podcast includes topics on: A brief coaching history. Ideas on training intensities, volumes, and densities. The general to specific training continuum. Training strengths and weaknesses. Mechanical models of sport and when to deviate. When and why to make technical changes and how to decide if investing the time is worth it. Plan A, Plan B, and Plan C scenarios. and more... If you liked this podcast, you'll love: Episode #3 - Nick Winkelman Episode # 1 - Mladen Jovanovic

By |2017-04-12T19:28:08-04:00January 6th, 2017|Podcast|0 Comments
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