George Greene, Associate Athletic Director of High Performance and Competitive Success at Stony Brook University, will present an open webinar on "Practical In Season Training Strategies for Collegiate Basketball (mISCP Inauguration)." This will include a Q&A.
George Greene serves as associate athletic director of high performance and competitive success with Stony Brook Athletics. He ascended to the position in the fall of 2019 after serving three years as assistant athletics director for athletic performance.
Greene oversees all aspects of athletic performance, performance nutrition and sports science. He also partners with coaches and administrators to identify opportunities to achieve sustained competitive success. He extensively works with the men’s basketball and football programs.
His three years leading the athletic performance department have witnessed significant growth, including a focus on the integration between strength and conditioning, performance nutrition and sports science.
Stony Brook student-athletes have reaped the benefits of performance nutrition services, including the launch of a training table in September 2019, the Seawolves fueling station in January 2017, and the development of a performance nutrition team of registered dieticians to educate teams and individual athletes.
Stony Brook has stayed at the cutting edge of technology. The department has invested in and utilized GPS technology, heart-rate monitors, force-plate testing and velocity-based training. Additionally, Greene has collaborated on projects with the health science department, the school of physical therapy, nutrition and the computer science department. These enhancements and relationships have allowed the athletic performance staff to design individualized training programs to maximize the potential of each student-athlete at Stony Brook.
Administratively, Greene serves on the Athletic Director's leadership council and management team. He also co-leads the student-athlete support tactical team.
Date: March 30th
Time: 12:30pm Pacific | 3:30pm Eastern | 8:30pm UK | 7:30am AUC (31st)
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