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6 min readStrength & conditioning · Coaching · Sports science

High School Strength and Conditioning: What Coaches Can Learn from Pro Sport

Apply pro sport principles to high school strength and conditioning: set physical priorities, coordinate training, and assess progress across sports.

7 min readSports science · Applied AI · Strength & conditioning

Build or Buy: Should You Build Your Own Performance Tool?

AI coding agents made building cheap. Before building a performance tool, audit what your platform already does, who maintains the result, and which part is genuinely missing.

5 min readSports science · Applied AI

Athlete Monitoring: How to Turn Data Into Useful Decisions

Give athlete-monitoring data a clear purpose. Define each metric, separate observations from interpretations, and assign a responsible person to every flag.

5 min readSports science · Applied AI · Coaching

Athlete Profiles: How to Interpret AI Scores and Coaching Preferences

Use athlete profiles with context. Learn what AI talent scores, wearable data, and coaching preferences can and cannot tell performance staff.

5 min readSports science · Coaching · Athlete monitoring

Athlete Wellness Questionnaires: What Should Happen After Submission?

A practical follow-up process for athlete wellness questionnaires: clarify ownership, interpret responses in context, close handoffs, and explain the next step.

5 min readSports science · Applied AI · Strength & conditioning

How to Evaluate Sports Performance Technology Before You Adopt It

A practical framework for evaluating sports performance technology: define the benefit, compare alternatives, test the workflow, and account for staff time.

4 min readSports science · Applied AI · Strength & conditioning

The morning scramble

A working concept for a morning review brief: measured changes, visible data gaps, calculations in code, and decisions with staff.