Vermont/New Hampshire State Clinic

In this hands-on presentation Coach Guyer will take attendees through proven training strategies that can be safely and effectively implemented into your training programs for any adult athlete. Learn new warm up ideas, coordinative strength and power training, fascial training strategies, games and eye hand drills, foot and ankle health and performance and spinal health that will improve performance for the adult athlete at every level.

• Learn basic pelvic floor anatomy and function
• Learn common signs of pelvic floor dysfunction you might see as a coach
• Learn strategies for breathing, bracing, and coaching that promote improved pelvic floor function

• Identify their unique strengths and understand how to leverage those strengths to attract income growth opportunities
• Explore various strategies and action steps for income generation within the strength and conditioning industry
• Gain practical insights into transferring effective business practices from the coaching industry

• Understand the prevalence and impact of body image, body dysmorphia, and eating disorders on athletes
• Identify negative acute outcomes of body dysmorphia and eating disorders
• Describe how acute outcomes can influence physical performance
• Consider long-term outcomes of body dysmorphia and eating disorders and the individual and societal impacts of these
• Discuss approaches to improving nutrition in athletes, including knowledge, access, and behavioral approaches

By improving proficiency during the dynamic warm up we are able to establish efficiency of body positions or 'shapes' to accelerate and sprint best. Attendees will be able to take away drills to help all athletes improve sprinting as a skill.

This presentation will include a look into the relationship and educational development of the Dartmouth Football program from their recruitment to the end of their first term.  It will also provide advanced strategies for conducting thorough needs analyses in various sports and university settings. It helps you address unique challenges and opportunities in these complex environments.

• PRI is neurology
• Understanding patterns and how they impede performance
• Implementing PRI into training to ensure learning
• Helping people understand, feel, relate to tension control
• Techniques for control