Today we’re speaking to our very own Benjamin Jensen who will be sharing some of the insights he’s picked up along the way working with elite teams.
UMBC Women’s Soccer’s Assistant Coach talks about building trust between coach and athlete, preventing soft tissue injuries, the changing landscape of NCAA competition and coaching, + more
The Tampa Bay Rays Minor League S&C Coordinator discusses developing future MLB talent, individualizing training for different positions, the use of HR data in baseball + more.
Jeff Nevolo, the Associate Head Coach for University of South Carolina Women’s Tennis, discusses how they use data to make smart training decisions.
Firstbeat’s Benjamin Jensen will be speaking at the Master Coaches Breakfast at 8am on Wednesday May 8. Benjamin will be speaking on the safety of student athletes.
Andy Bliz discusses the role of an athletic trainer in DI sports, why he promotes a proactive rather than reactive approach to sports medicine, and the value of data in informing coaching decisions and the return to play protocol.
Firstbeat Director of Sports Performance Products, Veli-Pekka Kurunmäki, will be speaking as part of the Wearables in Elite Sports and Worker Safety program.
The Southwest Regional Conference introduces strength and conditioning coaches to the latest research, techniques, and breakthrough performance methods used by top professionals around the world.
To speak about how Firstbeat Sports can help your team optimize performance, reduce injuries and fast-track player development, visit the Firstbeat stand.
On the line today is Henry Barrera. Henry is the Director of Performance for the Liberty Men’s Basketball program, who are heading to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2014 after being crowned Atlantic Sun Conference Champions in their first season in the conference.
Firstbeat will be attending the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Indiana and will be exhibiting at two events.
Michael Vaughan, the Director of Women’s Ice Hockey Operations at Merrimack College, talks about the importance of load management with student-athletes.