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Joel Reinhardt- Lafayette

Controlled Burn: 

Using Data to Build Appropriately Aggressive Football Summer Training


What You Will Learn

- Heuristics to build out fall camp. You can't build the summer if you don't know what you're preparing for.

- Using the macro calendar to guide how you set up your weekly training.

- Making adjustments to training week to week in order to hit your overall training goals.

Matt Gebert- Auburn

The Science of Game Speed 


What You Will Learn

-How to prepare for the movement demands of football at each position.

-How to program + test each variable of game speed on the field and in the weight room.

-Better understand practice and game demands at each position and how to set up your team for success.

Blair Vaughan- Sam Houston State

Hip Extension:

The Critical Quality for Building Explosiveness and Keeping Athletes Healthy


What You Will Learn

-Why hip extension is so important for athletic performance.

-Weight room and field exercises and techniques in order to enhance range of motion and strength for extending the hip.

-Why hip extension is vital for keeping athletes hamstrings healthy.

-FRC movements and how we build strength in end ranges of motion.

Nic Giblin- Giblin Human Performance

The Game Has Changed....So Must The Quarterback


What You Will Learn

   -Bridge the gap between S&C and on-field play – Learn how to design weight room & speed work that directly improves throwing and game speed.

-Year-Round QB Training Model – How to train QBs through offseason, in-season, and gameday activation phases.

  -Rotational Athletes First – Like pitchers, QBs generate power from the ground up through the hips and torso; mastering rotational strength and sequencing is the key to velocity and accuracy-training should reflect those shared demands. 

Joey Guarascio- Tulsa

High-Performance Communication: The Art of Translating Data into Actionable Application


What You Will Learn

-What is important in the data and what's not. 

-How to build trust within the coaching staff in the data. 

-What to communicate and how. 


Tanner Care- BC Lions (CFL)

Title: TBD


What You Will Learn

- Underpinning positional demands 

- Role Linear Sprint Mechanics has on counteracting overuse and injury mitigation 

- How to best facilitate a speed-based model in tactical planning of practice/games


Scott Leech- Rhode Island

Loaded Jump Training


What You Will Learn

-Learn why you might choose loaded jumps over Oly Lifts

-Learn Multiple programming methods for loaded jumps

 -Learn about Load Power Profiles and how to optimize training for athletes. 


Nick DiMarco- Elon

Lineman Preparation


What You Will Learn

-Key differences of KPIs for line Vs semi/skill- weekly layout, KPIs, primary training goals.

-Energy System Development- Specific prep for on-field demands

-Specificity of training

  • On field, weight room, etc., preparation of OL/DL to maximize on-field preparation


Jim Kiritsy- Navy

Where the Rubber Meets the Road: Applying Culture into Sound Training


What You Will Learn: 

-Importance of streamlining culture/communication from the head coach all around the building, ultimately through the players, and how we aim to do that (working with sports med, coaching staff, etc.)

-How to create program/programming objectives with culture in mind, without sacrificing quality training in the weight room/on the field (Cultural vs Behavioral vs Technical Objectives)

-Movement selection/program outline to match the above objectives.  

  1. How we communicate these with our SA's and how we go about implementation.
  2. How to use technology, competition & signage to drive both cultural & technical objectives
  3. How we use staffing, group sizes, injured programming, etc to drive culture & performance both in-season and out

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Andrew Broocks- Nebraska

Athlete Needs Analysis & Methods of Injury Reduction


What You Will Learn

-The breakdown of an athlete needs analysis. When, what, and how to assess your athletes to make the biggest difference for their performance. 

-The process of bucketing athletes based on their needs analysis, then transitioning into practice with annual planning and programming. 

-Methods of injury reduction with isolated high needs groups and specific programming based on their injury history or specific positions. 


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