The Ohio State Football Strength and Conditioning Clinic is intended for coaches and fitness professionals who are interested in learning about strength and athletic performance training that is exclusively geared to football players. The fee for this clinic is $75 and includes one single day parking pass. CEUs will also be given during the clinic. The clinic is open to all coaches ages 18 and older. College students who are studying strength training or who are interested in a strength training career may also attend. The fee for college students is $25 and proof of a student ID is required. High school students are NOT permitted to attend this clinic. Full payment is required at the time of registration. You may register here:
Date: Saturday, February 18, 2023 Who: Open to coaches and fitness professionals at all levels who are 18 & Older (Grade School, College, Professional, Private Sector) interested in learning about strength and athletic performance training exclusively for football players. Location: Woody Hayes Athletic Center (Weight Room and Team Meeting Room) Clinic Staff: Clinic will be hosted by the Ohio State Football Strength and Conditioning Staff
Check-in: 8-9am Instruction: 9:00am-3:00pm
Clinic Director:
Quinn Barham, Assistant Director of Football Strength & Conditioning Barham.13@osu.edu
CEUs: Yes
Meals and Housing
Breakfast and lunch will be provided. The Football Strength and Conditioning Clinic is a day clinic only and no overnight accommodations will be provided. Participants are responsible for providing their own overnight accommodations if needed. Hotel information can be provided upon request.
The Wake Forest Pitching Lab is the biomechanics evaluation destination for pitchers at every level of the game. The state-of-the-art facility, cutting edge technology and expert staff enable them to perform a comprehensive evaluation and analysis of a pitcher’s mechanics and develop customized training programs aimed at reducing the risk of injury and enhancing performance.
The Wake Forest Pitching Lab vision is to transform the future of baseball by combining baseball, science and medicine to revolutionize the way pitching mechanics are analyzed and taught.
Thousands of young athletes seek medical treatment every year for elbow and shoulder injuries, with many occurring among baseball pitchers, according to the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine. The Wake Forest Pitching Lab is one of the first of its kind in the United States and integrates the Wake Forest athletic department with the sports medicine experts at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist.
Join Professional Baseball Strength and Conditioning Coaches Society's Administrative Director, Matt Krause, who spent 17 years as the Director of Strength & Conditioning for both the New York Yankees and the Cincinnati Reds. In addition, Dr. Ted Lambrinides will be the moderator for this symposium.
Coach Matt Krause NYY
Matt Krause Cincy Reds
Symposium moderator: Ted Lambrinides
Ted Lambrinides (right) at 2010 Rose Bowl with Coach Earle Bruce
Topic: 2022 STRENGTH COACHES, CHIROPRACTORS AND DIETITIANS – “THE CONTINUUM OF CARE”
Join us June 4th for an awesome webinar as we collaborate with the Pro Baseball Strength and Conditioning Coaches Society @pbsccs. You will hear from a great lineup of speakers that include dieticians/nutrition, sports performance, strength training, chiropractic and more! . REGISTRATION: click here
*** ALL TIMES ARE in EASTERN TIME ZONE *** INSTRUCTIONAL HOURS: 1.0 Sports Nutrition + 1.5 hours Chiropractic Care + 30min Strength Training + 30min Q&A = 3.5 Hours (NSCA CEUs)
9:30am Open Zoom Webinar 9:40am – Play Sponsor Videos 1-10 9:50am – Krause (PBSCCS INTRO) 9:55am – McDaniel (PBSCCS Presidents Update) 10:05am Bishop (PBCS Executive Director Update)
10:15am– BLOCK 1: Building a Player Program from Spring Training Assessments -Goldy Simmons- White Sox (10:15-10:40) – Designing a program for athletes from spring training assessments
10:40am to 10:55am – Q&A with S&C (HOST Velasquez) 10:55am to 11:00am – Break (Sponsor Videos 1-5) _____________________________________________________________________ 11:00am – BLOCK 2: Sports Nutrition and Chiropractic Care -Erika Wincheski – Kansas City Royals (11:00-11:25pm) – "Managing Weight In-season" -Dr. Ken (11:25-11:50) – The Continuum of Care - "Collaborating Treatment & Performance" 11:50pm to 12:05pm – Panel Q&A (HOST Velasquez) 12:05pm to 12:10pm – Break (Sponsor Videos 5-10) _______________________________________________________________________ 12:10pm – BLOCK 3: Nutrition for Immune Health in Sports - Stephanie Wilson – SOS Nutrition / (12:10-12:35) – Implementing ISAK protocols in MLB Strength Prog. - Dr. Brett Winchester – St. Louis (12:35 -1:00) – multi-Disciplinary approach to Athlete Care: Strength & Conditioning Coach and Team Chiropractor “Functional Triage, The Lost Art of Prioritization” 1:00pm to 1:15pm – Panel Q&A (HOST Velasquez) _______________________________________________________________________ 1:15pm – BLOCK 3: Recovery techniques and CBD - Dr. Brian Call (1:15-1:40) – “Biohacking your Recovery and Performance Through Hormetic Stress” 1:40pm – 1:55pm - Q&A with S&C (HOST Velasquez) 1:55pm – Eric McMahon – NSCA Update _______________________________________________________________________ Closing Remarks (2pm) 2:00 to 2:10 – END (Sponsor Videos 1-10) 2:10pm – Event Hard Stop
Longtime strength and conditioning coach Shaun Brown is preparing for the annual 'Performance 4 Final Four Strength Clinic' which, this year, will be held in New Orleans, Louisiana on Friday April 1st. This is a great opportunity to network with other coaches, compare notes on off-season, pre-season and in-season program design and gather some great information for tweaking your basketball strength and conditioning program upon returning back home. Discussions on human performance, vertical jump training, injury prevention, development of explosive leg power, and nutritional advice for athletic enhancement. This clinic is NSCA CEU certified for 0.4 CEUs. We have a great lineup of speakers and sponsors for this year's clinic. There will also be a social, that is free for all attendees of the clinic. Be sure to sign up today!
The 2022 Performance Four Clinic Emcee is Ted Lambrinides. He's a nationally recognized former strength training & conditioning coach (Ohio State Buckeyes, Kentucky Wildcats), an NFL Player Tracking analyst, and sports performance consultant for a multitude of NFL and collegiate strength coaches. He's been speaking at clinics all across the United States for nearly 40 years!
Coach Brown ...West Virginia Mountaineers' Director of Strength & Conditioning for Basketball, has been in the business of strength and conditioning of basketball players for 35 years! High school, big-time college and NBA, national championships, Final Fours, mentoring. He's accumulated a wealth of experience and knowledge in player and culture development for basketball squads from working in tandem with some of the game's great coaches.
Each year Performance 4 aims to provide its attendees with an immersive experience intended to expand and promote the scientific and technical knowledge surrounding strength and conditioning. This conference brings together experts in the basketball performance field to help expand and grow the game of basketball and build better athletes.
The aim of this conference is to provide an interactive experience for all attendees based around best practices in the field and cutting edge scientific knowledge.
Four divisions at Mississippi State University (MSU)—the Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems (CAVS), the National Strategic Planning and Analysis Research Center (NSPARC),Bagley College of Engineering, and the MSU Athletics Department—along with The Communiversity at East Mississippi Community College (EMCC) have joined forces to host the inaugural Athlete Engineering Summit. The two-day event will take place on May 11 and 12 at The Communiversity with a ticketed dinner event at the MSU Baseball stadium the night of the 10th and a social at the MSU football stadium the night of the 11th.
The summit will feature discussions focusing on how to build effective collaborations between athletics and academics, and will explore how key elements affect the four athlete personas: sports, industry, tactical, and at-risk athletes. In addition to nationally-recognized keynote speakers and panels of experts, attendees will have an opportunity to network with professionals, enjoy delicious food, and see human performance technology in action.
Give your athletes that competitive edge with the 2020 Professional Baseball Strength & Conditioning Coaches Society’s (PBSCCS) Virtual Clinic powered by the NSCA. Identify strength training, conditioning and wellness best practices for the baseball player. Learn from current and former Major League strength and conditioning coaches about how best to strength train the baseball player from youth/novice to adult/professional level players. Up to date, evidence-based methods and practices to help reduce the risk for injury and enhance performance for the baseball player. DO NOT miss out on this one of a kind opportunity to learn from the Pros that take care of the Pros. Hosted by: Matt Krause, MA, ATC, CSCS,*D, RSCC*E mck@mckrause.com Frank Velasquez, ATC, CSCS frank.velasquez@ahn.org Eric McMahon, MEd, CSCS, RSCC*D eric.mcmahon@nsca.com
Ohio State flexed their muscles a bit at Ohio Stadium as they played host to the Cincinnati Bearcats. and with that, the Buckeyes' Asst AD for Football Sports Performance, Coach Mickey Marotti, definitely had to be pleased with what's been #developedhere in Columbus. Interestingly, Mickey Marotti was Cincinnati’s strength and conditioning coach for nearly nine years, from 1990-98. and Brady Collins, Cincinnati's Director of Football Performance, worked for Coach Mick as an Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach with Ohio State Football. Head Football Coach Luke Fickell served as interim Head Football Coach for the Buckeyes. With their 42-0 win, Ohio State maintained their spot among college football's elite in the 2019 season, moving their record to 2-0. The Bearcats make their trip back to Cincinnati and prep for another in-state rival, the Miami Redhawks, a team that they've been playing since 1888.... 1888!
Cincinnati vs Ohio State Official Game Program and ASAP~All Access Credential
Ohio State Strength Staff Coach Steve Bliss & Asst Coach Ted Lambrinides were recognized with the 1979 Big Ten Championship commemoration
The venerable Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes hired Coach Steve Bliss (left) as the Buckeyes' first head strength coach. Ted Lambrinides served as assistant coach. The #1 ranked Buckeyes lost to USC in the 1980 Rose bowl 17-16 and with that their hold on that year's National Championship
The Cincinnati Bearcats kicked off their 2019 football campaign with a bang as they were able to use their defensive prowess to their advantage and keep the visiting UCLA Bruins at bay. The PAC-12team could have used some of their many storied players from the past, namely Troy Aikman, to change any result against the much more physical Bearcats, sporting their intimidating all black uniforms. Coach Luke Fickell has outdone the more celebrated UCLA coach Chip Kelly for a second straight year, first doing so at the Rose Bowl stadium last August. And this year's game had Cincinnati stealing the ball early, scoring, and never trailing as they rolled to the 24-14 victory at their packed Nippert Stadium.ASAP~Athletic Strength And Power has been eyeing this team for over two years and see it evolving into the kind if team that can cause headaches for anyone. With their type of Defense, which flies around with an attitude, and their Run-Pass-Option Offensive scheme, they can hang around with any team out there. The defense held UCLA to just 62 yards rushing and just 262 yards total for the game. The offense is steered by the perceptive Desmond Ridder a shifty 215 pound runner and thrower who reads the upfront moves of a solid group of offensive lineman. Incidentally, Ridder lost his voice sometime in the first half. (So, that wasn't him singing "Hotel California" as the teams trotted off the field.) But, the heart and soul of the Cincinnati offense is their turbulent running back, Michael Warren II, the perfect combination of brute, angry power with the speed of a cyclone.
The Bruins won't be looking to schedule the Bearcats anytime in the near future. They caught the red eye back to L.A...... Cincinnati starts packing for a trip to Columbus for their next event vs Ohio State.
If anyone had thought that this annual strength clinic attendance had topped out after last years big turn out that followed a 2016 College Football Playoff appearance, forget about it! The 2017 Michigan State Spartans 10th Annual Strength & Conditioning Clinic welcomed a record turnout The adage that "you win with people" holds very true here. There's a lot of folks up there in East Lansing who have passion and commitment to the coaching profession and enjoy sharing the knowledge that they've acquired. It starts at the top and that's where the Head Strength & Conditioning Coach, Ken Mannie and his leadership skills step to the forefront. He's in his 22nd year of coaching at this Big Ten power member. Try doing that! Pretty much amazing. Coach Mannie gave the opening night clinic kick-off and touched on great topics about learning...and taking on new knowledge, and the process of building relationships.
Assistant Strength Coach Mike Vorkapich...the clinic's director, definitely has a feel for how to make it all work. He's found a format that has really kept past attendees returning and new coaches on the way. One thing that's really added a professional flair to this clinic is when they made the addition of clinic emcee Ted Lambrinides. He's a speaker, professor, coach and true expert in the strength coaching & conditioning realm.... and a true authority on many of the branches of the field. In fact, over the past several years, he's become a specialist at understanding football player tracking data and consults with many of the nation's top collegiate programs, as well as all NFL teams... which he does through his work at Zebra Technologies, the leader in player tracking. Ted keeps the clinic on the go and interjects some sidebar facts regarding all things strength & conditioning. He also has an unusual memory to reel off coaching profiles of all of the speakers.... without any note cards or teleprompters!
Power MSU Spartan RB Gerald Holmes
Coach Vorkapich also makes sure that the annual event has a well rounded speaker list..... a litany of professionals who know how to share information in a great way. This year, we saw the University of Maryland's Assistant A.D.for Football Sports Performance, Rick Court give a polished talk in the newly refurbished Spartan strength training complex.that boasts a brand new floor and completely updated Rogers Athletic Rack System. And, with the help of Spartan G.A. Danny Foligno, the practical demos contained info and techniques that could be added to a coaches' toolbox. ETSU Strength Coach Al Johnson delivered. He's a seasoned veteran of the strength industry and he gave a great talk on teaching mental toughness, as well as Tim "Red' Wakeham on leadership roles and development . Round that out with CMU Coach Jason Novak and Warren Michigan's Mott High School Strength Coach Shaun Tahrebandi and you have your self a nice speaker list.
But wait, in the MSU Strength Clinic tradition, there's always a Spartans on hand to 'keep it real!'. Star Running Back Gerald Holmes gave up a Friday night as a college kid to help out one of the practical application parts of the clinic: This year, MSU Assistant Strength Coach Lorenzo Guess came through on this segment. Coach Guess, not only talks it...but he walks it, too. Lorenzo was a four year letter winner for the Spartans...playing in cool bowl games, and..... if that's not enough, he also starred on the Spartan's basketball squad with a couple of letters there, too. And, an NCAA Final Four gig! Anyway, they conducted a very nice football performance session out in the Michigan State Indoor Facility. Holmes (#24), a power RB, looked effortless as he demonstrated a a lengthy list of drills for Coach Guess. It should be noted that shifty runner had worked previously that day with the morning training groups. Hopefully, the NCAA allowed that dude some extra protein that day! As for Coach Guess, he looks like he could still don the Green & White!
All that plus ample restrooms, a very comfortable auditorium-style learning setting, plenty of Panera coffee and bagels along with a power box lunch selection makes for a pretty BIG deal. GO GREEN!
