Performance starts with understanding. Running Performance Specialist šŸƒā€ā™‚ļø Biomechanics • Metabolic Testing • Force Profiling Director of Testing @ MaxOut 360

Sarasota, FL
Joined February 2026
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ā™„ļø 🫁 @Alex_RunScience
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Aerobic Power: Ultimate MMA Conditioning
by Joel Jamison I’ve posted this book before. It’s based in MMA, but it can absolutely send you down some rabbit holes that can help with šŸˆ players/WRs. 🧵 of some pages that will be useful for you to deep dive on.
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Not every change in athlete monitoring data is meaningful. A small drop in jump height or change in force output… Is it fatigue? Or just normal variation? So how do we decide what actually matters?
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3 key sprinting phases and how to train them! šŸƒšŸ’Ø Based on a fantastic overview of sprinting performance by Haugen et al. (2019) in Sports Medicine - Open. It's *open access* so be sure to read the full article!
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KPIs are essential to any athletic program. Not only do you get quantifiable improvements, but athletes will also raise their competitiveness, intensity and desire to improve themselves. Practices become more efficient. Expectations are readily seen. Record, Rank & Publish
I love promoting KPIs! Might there be better KPIs than squat & clean? How about MPH and TRUCK STICK. Vertical and Horizontal Jumps?
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Built Different. Chasing Numbers. Earning Results. If you’re ready for the next level, comment ā€œWORKā€ and be part of something bigger.
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Volume vs Intensity? The science just answered it. A massive 2025 meta-analysis (6,000 participants) breaks it down: 1. Mitochondria ↑ across ALL training styles - Endurance: +23% - HIIT: +27% - Sprint: +27% 2. Time efficiency matters - Sprint training = 2–3x more gains per hour 3. VOā‚‚ max improves regardless of method ~9–12% increase across the board 4. Capillaries favor endurance work ~ +5–10% greater density vs HIIT/sprints 5. Beginners win big - Lower fitness = larger gains • Age, sex, health status? No major limitations to improvement Bottom line: Intensity saves time. Volume builds the engine. Consistency wins everything.
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Estimatedāš”ļøkcal range based onšŸˆplayer position & body comp: šŸ”øTight End: 6,000-6,300 šŸ”¹Linebacker: 5,900- 6,200 šŸ”øQuarterback: 5,200- 5,400 šŸ”¹Running back: 5,700- 6,000 šŸ”øDefensive Lineman: 6,100- 6,400 šŸ”¹Offensive Lineman: 6,200- 6,500 Nutrition for WRs nutritionwithwendi.com/blog/…
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For more on monitoring braking loads and deceleration, watch our full video here šŸ‘‡ļø youtube.com/watch?v=vLzZr1rY…
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Two transfers. Two different movers. Elite results. ā€œBeing able to understand how my body wants to move is so important to my success.ā€ — Layla Lamar Different movement → different solutions. One cue can change everything. Coach the athlete in front of you. Thanks to @DukeSOFTBALL for sharing!Ā  #MPEFam
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Recovery isn’t optional—it’s what makes progress possible. Train hard, but without proper recovery, performance drops, injuries rise, and results stall. Recover smarter so you can come back stronger. šŸ’Ŗ
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ā€œYou can’t just follow what we’ve always done… because we’ve always done it.ā€ That mindset might be why your athletes aren’t improving like they should. Brice Johnson (Baylor School S&C) on why movement, not the program, drives performance. Full episode drops tomorrow. #MPEFam
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Feeling sore/beat up? Do this movement work with us! 4 rounds. 30 seconds on/30 seconds off 1. Seated t-spine rotation w/ board 2. V sit-up 3. Foam roller thread the needle 4. Mini band fire hydrant 5. Half kneeling t-spine to pec opener 6. Med ball sweeping 90/90
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As an athletic director and S&C coach at the high school and college levels, I was certainly annoyed plenty of times by private coaches. Now that I’ve pivoted, I want to come up with a solution because I understand that athletes will look for extra work… it’s just the reality! With our football development, we want to add, not complicate or overtrain, football athletes. We will reinforce the techniques that each athlete’s coaches use, not just overload them with our opinions… but also think holistically to teach them the game because of coaching turnover and some athletes want to play at the next level. Communication will be huge. We will sit down and talk with each athlete that comes in our doors to get a good picture of what will help them individually. This changes constantly! We’re going to have experienced local high school coaches like @CoachShack_ and @monoki who have a deep understanding of S&C and SPEED while understanding the game of football and how the training will carry over to the field. This combined with my knowledge and @coachjimgush who has decades of coaching at a variety of Division I programs. Someone who has forgotten more football than most know. He will be on the board and breaking down film. The cherry on top, we have sport scientist @Alex_RunScience to help assist us with testing, recovery, and so much more. We have all the toys you can imagine, but most importantly, we have coaches who will push you and drive intent. I’m excited for this to get rolling. šŸ™ DM me for more info….
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