Date: April 10-11, 2015

Location:
Gwinnett Civic Center
6400 Sugarloaf Pwky #100
Duluth, GA 30097

Hosted by:
Gary Schofield Jr., ATC/L, CSCS,*D, RSCC*D
(404) 825-8730
gschofield@greateratlantachristian.org

CEUs: 1.2 NSCA, 12 BOC

Important Information:

Topics and speakers subject to change without prior notification. 

This clinic may have hands on sessions. Participants are asked to dress comfortably and only participate within their physical limitations.

Event Itinerary

Friday, April 10

4:00pm-5:00pm On-Site Registration and Check-In - Day One
5:00pm-7:00pm Get Faster Now!
7:00pm-9:00pm  Re-Evalutating Functional Movement with Dynamic Variable Resistance Training

 

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 Re-Evalutating Functional Movement with Dynamic Variable Resistance Training

Session Descriptions

Get Faster Now!
by Jeremy Boone, NMT, USAW, MSA
In this interactive presentation with Coach Boone participants will learn the necessary principles for developing game speed at all levels of play.  You will also learn more advanced topics for coaching speed development that include using technology for optimizing training and recovery, developing the 'mindset' of speed, beyond technical mastery of speed mechanics, how to design an engaging environment to help your athletes get faster now, plus more!

Re-Evalutating Functional Movement with Dynamic Variable Resistance Training
by Josh Henkin, CSCS, Master RKC, TRX-STC

This hands-on session will examine the holes in functional training and provide insights into programming the unique variables of this popular training method. We will outline a very specific method of progressing in all aspects of functional movement and teach the most common missed areas of true functional training programs.

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Event Itinerary

Saturday, April 11

7:00am-8:00am On-Site Registration and Check-In
8:00am-9:30am The M.O.R.R. Training System
8:00am-9:30am Optimizing Speed and Power Development for the Baseball Player
8:00am-9:30am Non-Traditional Training: Strongman Events
9:30am-11:00am Eastern Michigan Summer Strength and Conditioning Program
9:30am-11:00am Developing Your Career as a Certified Personal Trainer: From Entering the Field to Owning Your Own Facility
9:30am-11:00am Utilizing Technology to Enhance Nutrition Education
11:00am-12:00pm Specificity of Performance For the Overhead Athlete
12:00pm-1:00pm LUNCH (Provided)
1:00pm-2:00pm Speaker Roundtable
2:00pm-3:30pm Use of Velocity Based Training in Sports
2:00pm-3:30pm Muscles and Movement in 3-D
2:00pm-3:30pm Barefoot Training as an Assessment Tool
3:30pm-5:00pm Being a Generalist in the Age of Specialization

Session Descriptions

The M.O.R.R. Training System
by Chip Smith and Tripp Smith, MS, USAW

Strength & Conditioning Series (Room A)

Movement, Overspeed, Resistance, Reaction. Using the unique and proprietary methodology, the MORR System isolates sports specific, position specific movements and motions, and increases an athletes speed, flexibility, efficiency and explosive power in that movement. Designed to maximize individual results for each athlete, the MORR system does not attempt to alter or improve the mechanics of a specific skill. Instead, the movements of the workout are identical to the movements that the athlete makes during competition in order to directly improve on-field performance. MORR is a proprietary SPORTS PERFORMANCE TRAINING system used by more professional, Olympic and elite level athletes than any other system in the world.
Optimizing Speed and Power Development for the Baseball Player
by Gregory Robins, Pn1

Personal Trainer Series (Room B)

This session will review the methods employed by Cressey Sports Performance to maximize the speed and power of the baseball athlete. Specific examples and the scientific supportive research will be given to demonstrate the rationale behind the training program. Practical Applications will be provided to enable the attendee to determine the best means of inclusion in their own programs.
Non-Traditional Training: Strongman Events
by Rick Howard, MEd, CSCS,*D

Human Performance Series (Room C)

Attendees will participate in a hands-on session with a variety of Strongman implements. Categories of lifts include: Press, Push, Pull, Carry, Lift, Drag, and Load. Lifts help develop strength in motion applicable to training for function and performance.
Eastern Michigan Summer Strength and Conditioning Program
by Ron McKeefery, M.A., CSCS,*D

Strength & Conditioning Series (Room A)

This session will cover the 8 Week Summer Training Program for a Division 1 Football program including the strength, power, mobility, and fitness needs based on both sport and positional demands.
Developing Your Career as a Certified Personal Trainer: From Entering the Field to Owning Your Own Facility
by Robert Linkul, MS, CSCS,*D, NSCA-CPT,*D
Personal Trainer Series (Room B)

Robert will guide you through the detailed progression of successful steps starting with the new personal trainer and building up to the experienced professional. This will include learning to uphold a high level of professionalism, establish standards and good business practices, building a clientele, mastering your craft and the potential of opening and operating your own personal training studio.
Utilizing Technology to Enhance Nutrition Education
by Mike Bewley, MA, CSCS, C-SPN, USAW

Human Performance Series (Room C)

With the proliferation of smartphones and tablets, coaches can utilize cost-effective advancements in technology to safely assist their athletes with their hopes to gain mass and weight, get stronger, reduce body fat, and have more energy. NutraCarina is the first and only sports nutrition e-learning and analysis web app ever created utilizing the best practices in the field of online learning and teaching. Mike Bewley, Assistant Director of Human Performance and Certified Sports Nutritionist for Georgia Tech Men’s Basketball and Men’s Tennis, created NutraCarina. Through advancement of technology, education, and over 20 years of work-related experience, Bewley built NutraCarina utilizing a three-dimensional framework, focusing on the athlete’s understanding and cognitive processes, and demonstrating skills acquisition with creating and applying a personal nutrition plan. This presentation will demonstrate the use of NutraCarina’s technology, in association with a host of other third-party apps, to improve an athletes eating habits that lead to muscle growth, fat loss, improved strength, and faster recovery.
Specificity of Performance For the Overhead Athlete
by Pete Bommarito, MS, CSCS, USAW, MAT JUMPSTART, MATCS

Keynote Presentation

Coach Bommarito will guide you through the methodology he employs to create specific training and program modifications to increase the performance in the overhead athlete. Practical application and specific examples will be given to the attendee. The concept behind Bommarito Performance System is to provide the latest application methods based on the scientific principles outlined in current research and evidence based practice.
LUNCH (Provided)
Lunch will be provided onsite. Attendees will be available to network and visit sponsor tables and vendor booths as well as continue to meet and ask questions from the speaker panel.
Speaker Roundtable
by All Conference Speakers, Mediator: Gary Schofield, Jr., ATC/L, CSCS,*D, RSCC*D
The Conference attendees be given opportunity to drop questions into a Q/A Box during the morning sessions of the conference. All speakers available will convene on the main stage and selected questions will be asked to get each perspective. The session will be guided by a moderator to keep the session on task and driven to provide a quality experience for the attendee. During the second hour, attendees will be able to meet with individual speakers over a working lunch Q&A period.
Use of Velocity Based Training in Sports
by Bryan Mann, PhD, CSCS,*D, RSCC*D

Strength & Conditioning Series (Room A)

This session will provide an overview on what velocity based training is, how to implement it and how to analyze the data. Scientific research will be presented from a practical application perspective. Specific examples will be given to demonstrate how VBT can lead to a greater transfer of training for the athlete.
Muscles and Movement in 3-D
by Bill Sonnemaker, MS and Valorie Ness-Sonnemaker

Personal Trainer Series (Room B)

As Science and Technology move forward, so too should our understanding of how we select exercises and their acute variables. In this interactive hands-on session, we will take an in-depth look at functional anatomy and biomechanics in a dramatic new way. We will utilize Myofascial Lines (Front/Back Functional Lines, Superficial Front/Back Lines, Lateral Lines, Spiral Lines, etc.) to gain a more thorough understanding of how these myofascial tissues function to produce, reduce and stabilize forces that are transmitted through our bodies. Attendees will leave this session armed with a systematic and progressive approach that will provide them with thousands of exercise programs that they can begin applying immediately with their clients.
Barefoot Training as an Assessment Tool
by Mike Martino, PhD, CSCS, CBRC

Human Performance Series (Room C)

This presentation will go over the basics of Barefoot Training and how small nerve activation in the foot leads to pre-activation of the core musculature. The implementation of Barefoot Training can help the practitioner assess movement dysfunction within the kinetic chain.
Being a Generalist in the Age of Specialization
by Vern Gambetta, MA, USATF-LI/II, USAW

Keynote Presentation

In this presentation the speaker will reflect on his 45 years of coaching from the point of view of a generalist. Being a generalist has enabled Coach Gambetta to make connections between disciples to more effectively build and rebuild complete athletes, based on practice based evidence and always focusing on the possibilities.
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