Hawaii State Clinic

• Understand the role of human performance in Army Aviation Readiness
• Identify the components of the WINGS performance model and their integration with H2F
• Apply discipline-based strategies to enhance human performance in aviation
• Align the H2F Wings model with Army Aviation Tactical Training & Performance
• Develop a unit-level implementation concept for the Wings performance model

This presentation offers clinical insight into the anatomical, biomechanical, and neurophysiological causes of low back pain, along with identifying key signs and symptoms suggesting more serious pathology. Attendees will also learn effective strategies for managing and training athletes/clients with low back pain.

This session explores effective teaching progressions for Olympic weightlifting tailored specifically for athletes. It covers step-by-step methods to develop foundational skills, improve technique, and enhance performance safely and efficiently. Ideal for coaches and trainers aiming to optimize athlete development through structured and progressive training approaches.

This discussion examines a comprehensive, multidisciplinary framework for enhancing tactical readiness, emphasizing the interplay between physical fitness, occupational therapy principles, and nutritional strategies.  Delivered by an Occupational Therapist and Registered Dietician, it explores evidence-based interventions designed to optimize physiological performance, injury prevention, cognitive function, and recovery in tactical populations. 

This presentation focuses on integrating an effective speed development program within high school strength and conditioning frameworks. It covers key principles, progressions, and practical strategies to enhance athletic speed while ensuring safety and long-term athlete development.

The aim is to provide a dynamic, interactive forum where a conversation of sport science principles, theory vs. application, and systematic frameworks are discussed. Examples will be drawn from MLB, but will be extrapolated to the audience's domain expertise.