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  Tommy Lee Barnes Jr. December 19, 2011 at 11:57am

  University of Tennessee Strength Clinic                   March 2^nd and 3^rd, 2012

  The University of Tennessee would like to invite you and your colleagues to the 29^th annual Strength and Conditioning Clinic held on March 2^nd and 3^rd, 2012. Our staff is extremely excited about the line-up of guest speakers and sponsors we have put together. This opportunity will be a great experience for all coaches to gain knowledge in the field of Strength and Conditioning. Be sure to look at the brochure we have attached which will give specific details such as; speaker line up, registration form, cost, travel, hotels, and more. 

  Guest speakers for the clinic will include:

  Doug Davis – Kent State, Head Strength & Conditioning Coach

  Duane Carlisle – Purdue University, Head Strength & Conditioning Coach

  Ron Mckeefery – Tennessee, Director of Strength & Conditioning

  Joe Kenn – Carolina Panthers, Head Strength & Conditioning Coach

  Rich Lansky – Optimum Performance Training – Owner

  Robert Dos Remedios – College of the Canyons, Head Strength & Conditioning Coach

  Loren Seagrave – IMG Performance Institute – Director of Speed and Development

  Gray Cook – Functional Movement Systems – Founder

  Rob Taylor – Gordon Institute/Smarter Team Training – Director of Sports Performance/Founder

  Ethan Reeve – Wake Forest University – Director of Strength & Conditioning   

  For more information, the ability to register online, and the opportunity to interact with our staff please visit; https://tennesseesportcamps.com/strengthandconditioning/. We look forward to seeing you in Tennessee next year!
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  paul harr December 17, 2009 at 8:34pm

  hello
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  Jill Perez June 3, 2009 at 8:15pm

  Thats great about U of Memphis! I just finished my undergraduate degree and I am going to grad school in the fall at Springfield College
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  Jill Perez June 1, 2009 at 8:42pm

  Aya,
  looks like we are going for the same kind of job, I would also like to work with collegiate athletes. As for working with NFL players, they are amazing athletes who will run through walls if you tell them to! They seem to be pretty diverse when it comes to their attitudes and who they will allow to train them. My advice to you would be to keep your legs strong because if we want to have any chance on being able to hold a running harness we have to be strong! It sure was fun trying to hold back a starting lineman.
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  Jill Perez May 29, 2009 at 3:01am

  I was wondering what your dream job would be?
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  Matthew Nein April 28, 2009 at 11:35pm

  Aya,
  
  At the present time we do not have any Graduate Assistant positions available within our department. Our positions are not set to open until the fall semester of 2010.
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  Matt Saey April 28, 2009 at 2:21pm

  I'm very glad to see that it worked out in your favor. I don't know any coaches at Memphis currently regretfully. Best of luck. Please let me know if I can be of any assistance in the future.
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  Matt Saey April 28, 2009 at 1:48pm

  Aya-
  
  I wish that we could help you out here at UIC, but at the moment we aren't offering a grad assistantship and our intern spots are full for the summer.
  
  Are you from the Chicago area? Looking at staying in the area?
  
  Have you been in touch with DePaul, Loyola, or Northwestern?
  
  Let me know. I have contacts at each of these schools.
  
  Best-
  
  Matt
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  timothy patrick swords April 27, 2009 at 8:52pm

  Aya
  
  I leave for Latvia in 2 days, but if you send me a email when I get back we can discuss this further.. My email is swords72@msn.com
  
  All the best, Tim Swords