Montana State Clinic

"We aren't training for a single sport; we are training for the physical demands of victory."

This presentation will help inform the practitioner on strategies to train athletes to improve strength, speed, and capacity regardless of sport-specificity.

This presentation will discuss the business of fitness—pros, cons, and what can set you apart from the rest. 

This session will delve into building readiness evaluation systems at any budget and any level.

• Identify physiological, nutritional, psychological, and injury-related considerations that influence the training of collegiate female athletes
• Apply s&c strategies to improve performance while supporting athlete health, recovery, and resilience
• Develop training programs that account for; menstrual health, injury prevention, recovery, and appropriate fueling
• Recognize importance of collaboration and athlete-centered communication for long-term athletic performance and well-being

This session explores how exercise science research can be responsibly and effectively moved from the lab into applied coaching and health interventions.  Participants will learn how open science principles (e.g., transparency, reproducibility) support stronger, evidence-based programming for athletes and clients. Providing athletes and clients with truly data-driven programming is a cornerstone of exercise science, and this session will highlight practical strategies for evaluating research quality, translating findings into actionable training and health decisions, and avoiding common pitfalls in “research-to-practice" application.

Coaches are in the data rich era and are struggling what to do with it. This presentation gives coaches a framework on how to create an assessment system that serves their athletes. We will take the audience on the journey of understanding intake, intel, and insight.