INTRODUCING THIS YEAR'S LINEUP

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01 |MOVEMENT

Lesson 1

The Optimal Scapular Function Of The Throwing Arm

Presented By

About BRICE CRIDER

PT, PT, CSCS, Doctor of Physical Therapy, Founder of Armored Heat

Brice is currently the Senior High performance trainer at Driveline Baseball, the industry leader in baseball sports science. He has experience working with athletes and organizations from the MLB, NCAA, NBA, NHL, and NPB. In his 4+ years at Driveline, he’s overseen several internal research projects, while contributing to the build out of player development systems, as well as working with elite Driveline athletes. 

  • Why the shoulder joint is more prone to imbalances than other joints…and how to correct for it without stopping major muscle group training.

  • Common dysfunctions to look out for to prevent injuries

  • How to turn up the horsepower on smaller muscle groups that provide stability and power

  • And much more!

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01 | MOVEMENT

Lesson 2

How Performance Testing Aids Baseball Exercise Prescription And Training

Presented By

About BRADFORD SCOTT

With 20+ years of strength & conditioning experience, including 10 seasons working at the major league level in professional baseball, Bradford Scott is currently serving as a Head Performance Coach in the MLB.

A native of Westwood, MA and a graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Boston, Brad’s professional journey started with a college internship at Northeastern University before heading west to earn his Masters in Education and complete his graduate assistantship at the University of Arizona.

For more than a decade, Brad worked extensively in collegiate sports, with stops at California State University Northridge, the University of Southern California, and the University of Portland, where he served as an Associate Athletics Director & Director of Athletic Performance for 9 years.

In addition to being a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and Registered Strength and Conditioning Coach (RSCC) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA), Brad attended the East West College of Healing Arts in Portland, OR and became a licensed Massage Therapist in 2012.

Outside of work, Brad can be found snowboarding, skateboarding, mountain bike riding or reading at a local coffee shop. 

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01 | MOVEMENT

About ROBIN LUND

PhD, CSCS*D, RSCCE, FNSCA

Robin Lund just completed his second year as the assistant pitching coach for the Detroit Tigers. His main role was in interpreting Hawkeye biomechanical and ball flight data and creating player plans to improve or maintain current levels of performance for the Major League pitching staff.  Prior to the Detroit Tigers, Lund was an assistant coach with the University of Iowa baseball program.  Lund served as the Hawkeyes’ pitching coach after working with the hitters and outfielders during his first season.During Lund’s tenure in Iowa City, the Hawkeyes had five All-Americans, two Big Ten Pitcher of the Years, one Big Ten Freshman of the Year, six ABCA/Rawlings All-Region and eight All-Big Ten honorees.

Lund oversaw an Iowa pitching staff that was among the nation’s best, as it ranked second nationally in hits allowed per nine innings (6.88), third in strikeouts per nine innings (11.2), fourth in ERA (3.72) and 11th in WHIP (1.29).  The staff led the Big Ten in virtually every pitching category during the season and it racked up a program record 609 strikeouts, shattering the previous record of 499 set in 2018.

Iowa had the four top strikeout games in the Big Ten (and six of the top 10) and it allowed five or fewer hits in 23 games.  Remarkably, the staff allowed three runs or fewer in 32 of its 55 games during the season and posted five shutouts — the most since 2016.

In three years with Lund as the pitching coach, the Hawkeyes saw seven pitchers get drafted and two others signing professional contracts as undrafted free agents.

Lund joined Iowa after serving as volunteer hitting coach for the Northern Iowa softball program during the 2018 season.  Lund, who holds his doctorate in Exercise Science, was an Associate Professor in the Department of Kinesiology at UNI from 2002-2018. Lund’s main teaching responsibilities were in the areas of biomechanics, anatomy, statistics, and research methods. Lund’s research was focused primarily on improving athletic performance.

During his career, Lund also served as a baseball strength and conditioning coach at several stops.  He was volunteer strength and conditioning coach under Heller at UNI in 2005-06. Lund also held positions at Lewis Clark State College in Lewiston, Idaho, in 2000-01 and in Minor League Baseball for the Spokane Indians in 1998.

Lund earned his Bachelor’s degree in Education from Whitworth College in 1995 and his Master’s degree in Exercise Science from Eastern Washington in 1997.  He completed his Ph.D. in Exercise Science at the University of Idaho in 2002. He and his wife, Susie, have three children, Abbie, Brett, and Sam. 

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About BEN ASHWORTH

Ben is working as a consultant with teams and individuals to help solve shoulder performance problems. He has over two decades of experience as a practitioner with Masters in both Physiotherapy and Strength & Conditioning and for the past 2 years has been employed in leadership role as Director of Performance.

Ben’s interest & experience in shoulders developed from his time in professional rugby at London Wasps (2002-2005) and was accelerated through his work with the English Institute of Sport & in particular the British Judo team in the lead up to his Team GB role at the Olympics in London 2012. The Athletic Shoulder testing & monitoring philosophy combines Ben’s shoulder expertise with over ten years of monitoring athletes in performance environments. Creatively challenging the way we use information to impact on minimising injury risk and maximising athletic performance potential.

Ben is currently working towards completion of a PhD in the area of Shoulder performance monitoring at Liverpool Hope University, a centre of excellence for upper limb and shoulder research (focussing on fatigue, return to play markers and neuromuscular profiling for performance). This is an extension of Ben’s recent published work around the now well established use of force platforms for shoulder testing developed at Saracens rugby and currently applied in baseball, tennis, rugby, MMA, Olympic & collegiate sports.

About DR. TYLER WHITE

Dr. Tyler White is a chiropractor by trade, but specializes in sports therapy and human movement, specifically baseball athletes.  Dr. White founded Invictus Performance Therapy where he consults in professional baseball working with organizations and private clients.  Dr. White frequently lectures across the country on ways to improve performance and reduce injury in baseball pitching.  His private clients range from high-end prospects to World Series MVP’s and everywhere in between. 

Dr. White is the founder and lead production of the World Pitching Congress which is a baseball conference that brings some of the top talent in baseball rehab and performance together to educate the masses on what they do to make the athletes stay healthy and perform to their peak capabilities.  The World Pitching Congress is one of the top baseball player development conferences in the country. 

Dr. White is an adjunct professor at Maryville University in St. Louis, MO teaching in the exercise science program.  Dr. White played baseball in college which was cut short by injuries.  These experiences are what sparked the desire to learn everything possible about baseball biomechanics and rehabilitation with the goal of preventing others from going through the same experience.

Additional accolades include:
2019 SABR Jim Rygelski Research Award winner
Conference Presentations

Integrated Movement Strategies for the Pitching Athlete - '17
Bridge The Gap - '18, '19, '20
NSCA Missouri State Clinic - '20
Saberseminar - '19
Webster University Baseball Research Conference - '19
World Pitching Congress - '20, '21, '22
Baseball Human Performance Summit - '21, '23

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02 |SPEED+POWER

About DR. NICK THURLOW

Dr. Nick Thurlow, a Colorado native, discovered his passion for physical therapy while recovering from a sports injury in high school. This experience ignited his desire to help others through the field of physical therapy. He pursued his academic journey at Colorado State University, where he earned a B.S. in Health and Exercise Science with a concentration in Sports Medicine. Driven by his dedication to understanding human movement and performance, he furthered his education at the University of Colorado, earning his Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT).

In 2017, with a vision to deliver elite-level care to baseball players, Dr. Thurlow established Next ERA Physical Therapy, serving the south metro area of Colorado. By 2020, Next ERA expanded its reach, opening a location in Tempe, Arizona, where it has gained recognition for its work with athletes from all 30 MLB organizations, as well as high school and college players nationwide. Committed to a fully collaborative approach to baseball development, Next ERA now offers performance training, throwing training, and hitting at its location inside the Marucci Hitters House in Castle Rock, Colorado.


Dr. Thurlow's deep expertise in the baseball industry has led him to collaborate with numerous rehab and performance specialists, and he serves as a concierge specialist for several MLB players during the season. His dedication to education is evident in his training of over 30 Doctors of Physical Therapy, including his staff, as he continually strives to grow within the industry.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Thurlow enjoys a fulfilling family life with his wife, who is also a Doctor of Physical Therapy and co-owner of Next ERA, and their two daughters.

Education:

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) - University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, 2012

B.S. Health and Exercise Science - Colorado State University, 2009

About ARNEL AGUINALDO

Dr. Arnel Aguinaldo ("Dr. A") has taught at Point Loma Nazarene University since 2013 as an adjunct and part-time instructor but was promoted to a full-time professor of Kinesiology in 2018. He also serves as the Director of the Kinesiology Biomechanics Lab in the Rohr Science building. Dr. A was also an adjunct professor at San Diego State University in the Department of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences where, since 2005, he has taught undergraduate and graduate-level courses in Biomechanics of Human Movement, Statistics in Kinesiology, Research Methods, Electromyography, and Functional Human Movement. In addition to his teaching duties, Dr. A maintains a busy research load having performed and extensively published studies in the areas of baseball biomechanics, footwear research, gait analysis, and sports medicine in reputable journals such as Sports Biomechanics, Journal of Biomechanics, Gait & Posture, American Journal of Sports Medicine, and Journal of Applied Biomechanics.

He holds a PhD in Health and Human Performance from Concordia University Chicago. In addition, he holds a BS in Bioengineering from University of California San Diego and a MA in Biomechanics and Athletic Training from San Diego State University, where he was also first certified as an athletic trainer (ATC) in 2000. Dr. A is a man of faith as a follower of Christ. He is an active member of Eastlake Church in Chula Vista, CA, where he and his family of 4 serve in various capacities to help the local community and those in need through Hand Over Hand, Feeding America, Doctors without Borders, and UNICEF. He speaks English, French, Tagalog, some Spanish, and Sarcasm (fluent)! In his spare time, he enjoys DJing, travel, sports, coffee, and quality time with family and friends in beautiful San Diego.

In 2023, Dr. Aguinaldo orchestrated a partnership between PLNU and the San Diego Padres and founded the Biomechanics Laboratory at the Balboa Regional Campus.

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03 |PROGRAMMING

About LANCE BROOKS

Lance Brooks is a biomechanist and physiologist whose research focuses on sprint mechanics, muscular force production, and the biomechanical factors that contribute to maximizing athletic acceleration. His expertise centers on exploring the limits of human performance, using an approach that combines insights from both human and animal studies to advance our understanding of force optimization and movement mechanics. In addition to his research, Lance has extensive hands-on experience working with athletes of all levels—from youth to elite professionals—helping them achieve peak performance through science-based coaching, customized training programs, and detailed performance analysis.

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03 |PROGRAMMING

About STEFFEN SIMMONS

Steffen is in his second season as a Strength and Conditioning Specialist with the Chicago Cubs. Previously he was the Head Strength Coach and Director of High Performance at Driveline Baseball from 2020-2022. He also served as the Head Strength Coach at Premier Pitching & Performance from 2016-2019. Simmons received his undergraduate degree in Exercise Science from Lindenwood University in 2016.

About KEVIN HOLLABAUGH

Kevin is the owner and program director of ProForce Sports Performance. He founded ProForce Sports Performance in 2014 after his coaching experience had taken him from the University of South Florida to sports performance facilities in Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Kevin also serves as an adjunct professor for the University of Cincinnati where he teaches several courses. Kevin earned his Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and Master's degree in Healthcare Administration from the University of Cincinnati. While studying for his bachelor's he worked as a student athletic trainer for UC Football and played for the UC Club baseball team.

Upon graduating with his Bachelor's from UC, Kevin received the following credentials:  Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, Level 1 Sports Performance Coach, and Functional Movement Screen Expert. He also served as a Graduate Assistant at the University of South Florida where he worked with the football, baseball, men's & women's basketball, and women's volleyball teams.  

Kevin has been a featured speaker on topics ranging from training speed to training program design to athlete evaluation and more at national and regional conferences.

Kevin has trained many individuals ranging from aspiring young athletes to future hall of fame professional athletes, with an engaging, scientific, technique-focused style. He has a background as a multi-sport athlete and still has a passion for baseball and sand volleyball.  

He lives in Cincinnati with his wife, Meghan, sons Mason, and Cooper, and dogs Crosley and Tucker. 

CERTIFICATIONS:

CSCS - Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach

RSCC*D - Registered Strength and Conditioning Coach with Distinction of 10 plus years

USAW- USA Weightlifting Level 1 Sports Performance Coach

USAW- USA Weightlifting Level 1 Sports Performance Coach

FMSC - Certified Functional Movement Specialist

PRI Pelvis Restoration - Postural Restoration Institute

WMQ1 - WeckMethod Qualified Level 1

CSAC - Certified Speed and Agility Coach

CSNC - Certified Sports Nutrition Coach

CPDS - Certified Program Design Specialist

CWPC - Certified Weightlifting Performance Coach

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04 |ARMCARE

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