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Current Job Description: Assist with design and implementation of speed, strength, and conditioning protocol for Football.
Work in conjunction with Sports Medicine staff in reconditioning of injured football players.
Strength & Conditioning Website Design.
Assist in development of a comprehensive Sports Nutrition program for the entire Athletics Dept.

Past Job Experience: Colorado State University
Western Illinois University
Kansas State University
University of Maine
Idaho State University
Cleveland Indians
United States Marine Corps - Semper Fi

Education: Master's in Physical Education, BA in Physical Education - Athletic Training concentration and dual minors in Health, Wellness, & Nutrition and Teacher Education); CSCCa certified SCCC, NSCA certified RSCC, CSCS & CPT, USAW Senior Coach, USATF Level 1, ISSA-SPN (in progress), FMS Certified.

At 5:57pm on May 12, 2011, Tommy Heffernan said…: Chris,

Everything is going well. My daughter is doing better and enjoys her school. Thanks again for your support and give my aloha to the rest of the family. Aloha

At 10:47pm on May 9, 2011, Tommy Heffernan said…: Chris,

Thanks for the request, Hope all is well with you and the family. Aloha

At 11:21am on April 20, 2011, Drew Kramer said…: Chris, Thanks.

I am very excited to get started and may give you a call to get your take on things. Tell Scanlan I said Hello.

At 1:31pm on March 24, 2011, Curt Lamb said…: After I spoke with you, I re-evaluated what i had going here at LC and opted not to interview with WIU. Not fully based on the information I got from you, but undeerstanding that I am in a good position with a lot of support. Plus we are starting a mulit-million dollar campaign to upgrade our sports complex and add a second (larger weight room) to our campus and I want to make sure this is done right.

Additionally, i had a meeting with our AD yesterday and he would like to promote me this summer or next fall to an Assistant AD for Strength & Conditioning. It would be nice to be closer to home (Iowa), but not sure that WIU was the fit I was looking for. Thanks again for the time.

At 9:56pm on March 23, 2011, Curt Lamb said…: Chris

Thanks again for taking the time to speak with me the other day. Appreciate the imput.

At 2:59pm on June 3, 2010, Brandon Stone said…: Coach A,

How are things going this summer so far? We just got out for finals (on the quarter schedule) and so it's finally starting to slow down...just wanted to stop by see how things were. Looks like you were on vaca with the family hope it went well! Talk to you soon!

At 9:20pm on May 12, 2010, Satoshi Mizuguchi said…: Coach Anderson,

It's really good to hear from you! Yes, I finished master's at App State and just started on PhD in Sport Physiology and Performance with Dr. Mike H. Stone at ETSU. I trained tennis, softball, and volleyall and helped with football at App and am training men's soccer here at ETSU. I'm also competing in weightlifting as well (we have a semi-club team). Last but not least, I and my wife, Maya, have a boy that's 6 months old - can't believe how fast a baby grows! How about you Coach? How have you and your family been? I see you are still at WIU. Have the work situations gotten a little better? P.S. The faculty of Sport Science at ETSU host a training conference every December. It's been getting bigger and bigger every year. We have a very unique group of speakers every year. last year, we had Dr. Bill Sands from US Olympic training center, Dr. Inigo Mujika from Europe, and Coach Mike Favre from University of Michigan not to mention Dr. Mike Stone, Gregory Haff, and a few others. You should come to our conference if you get a chance. I think it will be quite a different experience than going to any other conferences.

At 3:22pm on December 23, 2009, Giovanni Grassi, C.S.C.S. said…: It would be great if you can keep me updated on that GA position.
Thanks alot coach, I appreciate it