CERTIFIED HIGH PERFORMANCE COACH

FREE SAMPLE COURSE

Since launching in March of 2021, hundreds of coaches from North America, South America, Australia, Europe, and all over the rest of the world have taken our Certified High Performance Coach Level 1 course. Enroll now and get 9 actual video lectures taken directly from the full CHPC L1 Course!

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9 Videos Taken Directly From The Full CHPC L1 Course, Including:

Work, Power, and Energy from the Sport Biomechanics module

Movement Categories from the Strength Training Movement Techniques module

Squat from the Strength Training Movement Techniques module

Hinge from the Strength Training Movement Techniques module

Lunge from the Strength Training Movement Techniques module

Change of Direction Guidelines from the Speed, Power, & Change of Direction module

Large Group Considerations from the Session Management module

Providing Augmented Feedback from the Motor Learning for Coaches module

Adaptation and Detraining Timeframes from the Planning & Organization module

MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Mike Young

Mike is the founder & owner of Athletic Lab and the guiding force behind Athletic Lab’s training philosophy & methodology. He oversees all training, instructor quality & staff education. Mike has coached athletes to National and/or World Championship appearances in 5 sports (bobsled, skeleton, track & field, triathlon, weightlifting) as well as directing the training plans for professional athletes in the MLS, MLB, NFL, NBA, NWSL, NHL, and PGA and has coached at 4 Division 1 NCAA programs.

He is on the advisory board for the Korean Weightlifting Federation and has been featured in publications ranging from the New York Times to ESPN Insider.

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What the newly certified coaches are saying:

“Absolutely loved the course and appreciate how well-rounded it was. It challenged me to critically evaluate each aspect of my overall training approach and I have already made some changes in line with best practice guidelines.”