October 19, 2015
On November 7-8 I’ll be taking part of a brand new workshop series called Masters of Movement, occurring in New York at Halevy Life. This workshop will feature 4 half-day presentations from myself, as well as Charlie Weingroff, Chris Duffin, and Leo Totten.
The basic premise of the workshop is talking about how to become the best coach possible for working with how well people move, prevent injuries, improve performance, and generally kick ass at life.
Leo Totten is a level 5 senior international coach for USA Weightlifting and has spent over 30 years training athletes, including working with 2 Olympic teams and 5 World Championship teams as well as many high school and collegiate programs.
Charlie Weingroff is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and strength & Conditioning coach in Manhattan and New Jersey. He is also one of the team strength coaches for Team Canada basketball, is a master trainer with Nike, and a level 4 instructor with Equinox, and has previously worked in the NBA and United States Marine Corps. He’s also achieved elite status in 2007 as a powerlifter in the 220 pound weight class.
Dean Somerset is a trainer, author, and international public speaker whose main area of expertise is injury and medical dysfunction management through optimally designed exercise programs. While this is cool, my main calling is making people stronger, fitter, faster, more Kanye-er than they thought possible, even if they’re recovering from major or minor injuries, or while dealing with medical disorders.
If your familiar with myself and any of these gentlemen you will realize that this seminar is exactly as billed, “Masters of Movement.”
These half day workshops will give you a chance to see very different perspectives in how to make people stronger, move better, and perform at a higher level, and give more depth and breadth than a simple conference session. The presenters will have time to lay out their entire thought process on a topic instead of rushing through to get things covered, and you’ll get to hear what works and what doesn’t from people who train people, and have more than a collective 90 years of training others under their belt.
There’s a couple of different registration packages available, whether you want the entire weekend, just one day, or feel like balling the hell out with dinners out with the presenters and some extra goodies to make your trip home extra sweet. There’s limited seating to the event due to facility size and layout, so you’ll have to act quickly to save your spot. This is going to be one of the best events to hit the east coast this year, so clear your schedule and book a trip to New York before it gets too cold to feel feelings.