New Mexico State Clinic

• Identify and apply key neural inputs that immediately change movement output (visual drills, vestibular resets)
• Apply neuro priming to improve skill acquisition
• Select and execute at least 3 neuro priming drills that will help accelerate skill retention

• Understand sensory mismatch and inhibition patterns and use them to be better motor learners
• Learn what it looks like when the brain is using protective strategies (co-contractions, altered breathing, balance loss, stiffness)
• Use targeted sensory work to turn inhibition into clean movement

In this session attendees will acquire actionable insights from 25+ years of trial, error, and refinement in warm-up, strength, speed, and conditioning that will help them make informed programming decisions, avoid common pitfalls, and improve the quality and impact of their coaching.

A clear and practical breakdown of what data matters, how to make daily decisions that drive performance, and how to avoid overcomplicating athlete monitoring.
- Data informed not data driven
- Common Sense+Intuition+Science = Great outcomes!
- Intent - movements and energy sources
- Do pluses and minuses have impact

This session will delve into the demand to develop instant success under increased expectations in the evolving landscape of college football.

• Identify key leadership traits—such as initiative, decisiveness, and selflessness—that enable success
• Recognize the importance of team integration and how to operate effectively as part of a multidisciplinary system
• Apply lessons from tactical leadership to develop confidence in decision-making and the ability to act decisively
• Understand the shift from coach to organizational leader, including how to build systems that integrate multiple disciplines
• Develop strategies for accountability and execution, emphasizing action over theory and collaboration over ego

• Define Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S) and distinguish it from the Female Athlete Triad
• Describe the physiologic and performance consequences of low energy availability across multiple body systems
• Identify common clinical signs, screening red flags, and at-risk sport populations for RED-S
• Explain the role of nutrition, training load, and psychological factors in the development and progression of RED-S
• Apply evidence-based frameworks for screening, diagnosis, and return-to-play decision-making
• Outline multidisciplinary management strategies to restore energy availability and protect health and performance

The objective of this presentation is to provide participants with a requisite body of knowledge and practical application in the development and execution of a physical performance program while addressing the unique demands of law enforcement, firefighting and military settings.

• Provide a brief review of paired set variations in the literature and their underlying mechanisms
• Explain common benefits and adaptations seen with paired sets in different populations
• Discuss findings from recent research investigating paired set variations and their impact on training volume, fatigue levels, and time efficiency

This session aims to provide participants with a requisite body of knowledge and practical application in the prevention, recognition, and treatment of exertional heat illnesses.

In this presentation attendees will learn how to develop an effective training session with minimal equipment and time.