MAS Performance Podcast Martin Adame

Excited about this episode! We cover the topic of body recomposition and novel strength training methods for soccer players. 

https://www.strongfirst.com/a-strength-plan-for-professional-soccer-players/

A native of West Virginia and a military veteran who served eight years in the U.S. Army, Kenneth Bolyard is a StrongFirst Certified Elite Instructor located in Darmstadt, Germany where he owns and operates Mountaineer Athletics. Kenneth is an avid outdoorsman who spends much of his free time hiking, backpacking and mountaineering. Kenneth has been coaching since 1996 and working with kettlebells since 2002. He works with clients of all ages from all walks of life including police officers and military personnel, teenagers, corporate executives, and professional athletes. He specializes in mountain adventure training and strength training for triathletes with a philosophy that incorporates elements of Plan Strong, Strong Endurance and All-Terrain Conditioning. He offers in-person training for small groups and individuals as well as online training and does so in both English and German.

https://www.instagram.com/arjandougan/ 

ardougan@fullerton.edu

Arjan Dougan returns home to Cal State Fullerton as the Director of Sports Performance.

Dougan leads a team of 4 Assistant and Graduate Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coaches and oversees the performance and sport science program for all 16 NCAA Division I sports. 
Dougan is currently pursuing his PhD in Biomechanics from Edith Cowan University under renowned researcher Dr Gregory Haff, a founding fellow and past president of the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Dougan’s research is concentrated on optimizing individual speed and power training through force-velocity profiling.
Dougan comes to Fullerton after serving as Cal State, Los Angeles’ inaugural Director of Sport Performance where he oversaw all 14 NCAA II sports. Dougan was instrumental in the Men’s Soccer team’s national championship run in 2021. The national championship was the eighth from any sport in school history and Cal State LA’s first since 1981.
Dougan earned his Master’s degree in Kinesiology (Human Performance emphasis) at Cal State Fullerton in 2016 where he served as the graduate assistant coach for the Titans, heading the Strength & Conditioning program for 5 NCAA Division I sports.

An Australian native, Dougan obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Health Science in 2014 at The University of Western Australia in Perth, Western Australia. 
Dougan possesses the following qualifications.
Registered Strength and Conditioning Coach (NSCA)Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (NSCA)United States Olympic Weight Lifting Club Coach (USAW)Certified Sports Nutritionist (International Society of Sports Nutrition)Functional Movement Specialist (FMS)Level 2 Strength and Conditioning Coach (Australian Strength & Conditioning Association)ASCA Pro-Scheme Professional Coach (Australian Strength & Conditioning Association)State/Level 2 Weightlifting Coach (Australian Weightlifting Federation)