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St. Louis Rams
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Cleveland Indians,
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Chicago White Sox
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Minnesota Twins
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Texas Rangers
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Philadelphia Flyers
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University of Alabama
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USC
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North Carolina
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University of Arkansas
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Louisiana State University
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University of Illinois
West Virginia
Ohio State
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Mississippi State
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US Men’s Ski Team
US Women’s Ski Team
US Men’s Volleyball Team
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US Swim Team
US Track and Field
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Profiles
of Coaches and Trainers using the Xvest
Competitive
Edge Sports - Chip Smith, Athletic Director
of the Atlanta Athletic Club and Founder and
President of Competitive Edge Sports endorses
and uses the Xvest in his conditioning program
with athletes such as NFL Rookie of the Year
2000, Brian Urlacher (Chicago Bears). Chip
is recognized as one of the foremost speed
and strength experts in the United States and
has trained over 200 current NFL players and
many current NFL, NBA and MLB stars.
Charles
Staley is a sports conditioning specialist
and director of Integrated Sport Solutions in
Las Vegas, Nevada. He has coached elite athletes
from many sports, including martial arts, luge,
boxing, track & field, bobsled, football,
Olympic weightlifting and bodybuilding. Staley
has written hundreds of published articles, and
has lectured extensively on the topics of human
performance and sport training.
Donald
Chu received his Ph.D. from Stanford University
in 1974. His degree in Physical Therapy is also
from
Stanford. He has a Masters in Kinesiology & Physical
Education from CSU, Hayward. He is a professor emeritus
from CSU, Hayward after a teaching career spanning
over twenty years. During the time from 1997- 2001,
Dr. Chu served as the Program Director of the Ohlone
College Physical Therapist Assistant program. Dr.
Chu is currently the Director of Athletic Training
& Rehabilitation at Stanford University.
He
holds certifications as an Athletic Trainer (ATC)
from the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA)
and as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
(CSCS) from the National Strength & Conditioning
Association (NSCA). He has served on the Board of
Directors for both organizations, and is a Past-President
of the NSCA. Currently, Dr. Chu is the President of
the California State Board of Physical Therapy, and
serves as a public member on the Board of Interior
Design for the State of California.
He
is the author of “Jumping into Plyometrics”,
“Power Tennis Training”, “Explosive
Strength & Power” (Human Kinetics publisher)
and “Plyometric exercises with the Medicine Ball”
(Bittersweet publishing). He has authored several
chapters in books on Sports Medicine, particularly
in the area of rehabilitation.
Dr.
Chu has consulted with elite athletes at every level
on the development of training and conditioning programs.
His past clients include athletes from the 1984, 88,
92, 96 and 2000 Summer Olympics, and Professional
athletes from the NFL, NBA, and MLB. He is currently
working with Olympic hopefuls in the skeleton, and
bobsled events for the 2002 Winter Olympics.
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