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About Our Contributors for the Speed Training Report
Founding Members and Main Contributors:
Latif Thomas --
Co-Owner of Athletes' Acceleration inc., 2005 Massachusetts State Track
Coaches Association Coach of the Year, National Strength & Conditioning
Association (CSCS)
Patrick Beith --
Co-Owner of Athletes' Acceleration Inc., BS in Exercise Physiology, National
Strength & Conditioning Association (CSCS), National Academy of Sports Medicine
(PES), American College of Sports Medicine (HFI), USA Track & Field Coaching
Level II (Jumps, Sprints, Hurdles and Relays).
Other Contributors
Al Vermeil --
Strength and conditioning consultant for the NBA’s Chicago Bulls, only
strength coach who has worked in the NFL, NBA and Major League Baseball, the
only strength coach to have a World Championship ring from the NFL and NBA.
Barry Ross --
Coaching for more than 25 years, initially a track and field throwing events
and general
strength training coach, his focus in the last 10
years is on increasing the strength, speed and power of athletes in nearly every
sport. Noted athlete trained: Allison Felix
Boo Schexnayder --
Louisiana State University Assistant Track & Field Coach, Coached 10 different
athletes to 19 individual NCAA, developed 57 All-American athletes
Brian Grasso --
Founder and Executive Director of the International Youth Conditioning Association
(IYCA), Performance Coach to Olympic, professional and elite athletes, educational
consultant to the Children's Memorial Hospital's Institute for Sports Medicine
Brian Schiff --
Owner of the Fitness Edge, is a licensed physical therapist, respected author,
and certified strength and conditioning specialist (NSCA), and former strength
and conditioning coach for The Columbus Crew Major League Soccer Team from 2002
-2006
Cameron Gary -- Currently the jump coach at Monte Vista
High School in Spring Valley, CA. Also serves as an advisor and consultant
to numerous high school, collegiate and elite athletes and coaches throughout
the country. As a competitive triple jumper, Cameron qualified for the United
States National Championships in 1983, 84 and 85, as well as the United States
Olympic
Trials
in 1984.
Corey Crane -- Associate Head Strength and Conditioning Coach United States Military
Academy (Army), designs and implements the strength and conditioning programs
for lacrosse, hockey, volleyball and assisting with football
Dr. Evan Osar -- B.S. and degree in
chiropractic from the Palmer College of Chiropractic, diploma in clinical massage
therapy from the Soma Institute for Clinical Massage Therapy, certified by
National Academy of Sports Medicine and the National Strength and Conditioning
Association.
Glenn Harris -- Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for the
Boston University Terriers. A Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
by the National Strength and Conditioning Association and also holds a Club
Coaching Certification by the U.S.W.
Jason Hadeed -- President and founder of Elite Athlete Training Systems, Inc.
a
company dedicated to training
high school, college, and professional athletes, former NFL and Olympic Strength
Coach
Jason Shea -- certified by the National Strength and Conditioning
Association (CSCS) and the National Academy of Sports Medicine (PES). Coach Shea
is the owner of APECS, Athletic Performance Enhancement Centers
Jeremy Boone --
Professional Speed Coach to NFL Carolina Panthers, WUSA Atlanta Beat, WSL Charlotte
Lady Eagles, and A-League Charlotte Eagles
John Berardi -- Performance nutrition consultant to: Toronto Maple Leafs, Canadian
National Speed Skating Team, University of Texas Women's Track and Field Team,
individual athletes in the NFL and CFL, NHL and AHL, MLB, NBA and more
John Stemmerman -- Athletes’ Performance’s
Director of High School and College Prep Programs
Keats Snideman --
Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)
and a licensed massage therapist specializing in Neuromuscular Therapy (NMT).
He has coached and provided treatment to a variety of clients (athletic
and non-athletic
alike). Some of the clients Keats has worked with include athletes from the NFL,
NBA, MLBA, USA Track & Field as well as athletes from both the collegiate
and high school levels.
Kevin Seaman --
A three-time Martial Arts Hall of Fame inductee, being inducted into the ZDK,
AMA and World Martial Arts Hall of Fame's.
Lee Taft --
Highly respected as one of the top agility and change of direction specialists
in the country, Performance Director and owner of Sports Speed, Etc., Inc.
Matt Daily -- Baseball staff at Santa Clara University, formerly
served as a Division I Assistant Coach at Georgetown University, the University
of Portland,
and Texas A&M, Corpus Christi -- as well as a former scout for the San
Diego Padres
Mike Boyle -- From 1991-1999 Boyle served as the Strength
and Conditioning Coach for the Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League.
Strength and Conditioning
Coach for the 1998 US Women’s Olympic Ice Hockey Team, Gold Medalists
in Nagano, and served as a consultant in the development of the USA Hockey
National
Team Development Program.
Robb Rogers --
National Strength and Conditioning Association as the 1996 Southwest Conference
Coach of the year, 1994 National Coach of the Year, Training & Conditioning
magazine Comeback Athlete Rehab Team award
Zach Even-esh -- Acclaimed speaker & author, having presented
at Ryan Lee's Boot Camp, Perform Better Seminars and at numerous wrestling clubs
through out NJ, is a Youth Conditioning
Specialist (IYCA) and is a regular writer
for Men’s Health Magazine.
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