ALTIS Higher Education

Recently made an Adjunct Associate Professor by Griffith University (Gold Coast Australia). Research interests are human movement science, injury and performance.

Currently employed as a Data Scientist by VALD operations UK.

Over 20 years experience lecturing at University (University of South Wales, UK and Australian Catholic University, Australia).

Awarded an Advance HE Fellow (FHEA).

Experienced postgraduate supervisor having supported 10 PhDs , a Professional Doctorate, a MPhil and three MRes/MSc by research to completion. Currently, externally supervising three Australian based PhD students in hamstring injury, neck strength and ACL rehabilitation.

External Examiner for Masters of Strength & Conditioning at University of Gloucestershire (2016-18), and BSc Sport & Exercise Science BSc, Birmingham Newman University (2024 to date).

External Examiner for a PhD. Title of the thesis: Neck strength testing in professional rugby union – a novel approach.

Certified strength and conditioning coach (National Strength & Conditioning Association). Worked with male and female athletes from a range of backgrounds (youth academy through to Olympic and Professional). Previously gained accreditation as a Sport Scientist by BASES in the UK and ESSA in Australia.

As a schoolboy, Morgan represented his country in Soccer and field-hockey, and was Welsh Junior javelin Champion.

Dr. Matt Jordan co-leads the Integrative Neuromuscular Sport Performance Lab in Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of Calgary, and he is a researcher in the University of Calgary Sport Medicine Centre and Department of Medical Science. He holds a Master of Science in Exercise and Neuromuscular Physiology, and a PhD in Medical Science. He studies neuromuscular adaptations to strength training with a special focus on whole body muscle mechanics, neuromuscular control, and knee injury rehabilitation. Working at the interface between practice and science, Matt is a specialist in player health and performance. He has consulted with elite athletes over six Olympic Winter Games, and professional sport teams in the NBA, NFL, NHL, and MLB. He is a frequent presenter at international conferences in the areas of injury prevention, rehabilitation, athlete monitoring, training program design for elite athletes, and strength and power testing methodologies.

Jo Clubb is an international Sports Science Consultant. Her company, Global Performance Insights, provides sports science support to professional teams, practitioners, governing bodies, and sports tech companies around the world. Previously, she worked as an Applied Sports Scientist for the Buffalo Bills in the NFL, Buffalo Sabres in the NHL, as well as Chelsea Football Club and Brighton and Hove Albion in English soccer. She shares sports science education through her blog, YouTube channel, as well as scientific publications and textbooks.

https://www.globalperformanceinsights.com/

An experienced strength and conditioning who has spent the past 12 years running degree programs at multiple universities and coaching in various roles in sport. Rich consults with a range of organisations on mutli-directional speed and ACL injury risk and has previously been a Director of the UKSCA.

Robert Wilson is a seasoned human performance expert with over two decades of experience in communication, leadership, and project management. He is the creator of "Check Engine Light", a systematic curriculum for performance longevity taught as part of the Navy SEAL Foundation's Warrior Fitness Program and soon to be published by Victory Belt Publishing.

Robert has extensive experience in stress management, neurofeedback implementation, and performance enhancement for tactical and combat athletes. He has served as Chief Operations Officer and Director of Education at UnScared, Inc., where he developed innovative methodologies, including the trademarked GEAR SYSTEM for real-time breath control. A sought-after keynote speaker, Robert has presented to prestigious organizations such as the UFC Performance Institute, ALTIS, and Naval Special Warfare.

Currently, as an independent consultant and educator, Robert works with organizations including the Navy SEAL Foundation and BrainCo, Inc., providing expertise in human performance, curriculum development, and advanced technology integration. His research contributions, including studies on breath testing for anxiety and firefighter breath control, reflect his dedication to advancing the field of health and performance.

Recently made an Adjunct Associate Professor by Griffith University (Gold Coast Australia). Research interests are human movement science, injury and performance.

Currently employed as a Data Scientist by VALD operations UK.

Over 20 years experience lecturing at University (University of South Wales, UK and Australian Catholic University, Australia).

Awarded an Advance HE Fellow (FHEA).

Experienced postgraduate supervisor having supported 10 PhDs , a Professional Doctorate, a MPhil and three MRes/MSc by research to completion. Currently, externally supervising three Australian based PhD students in hamstring injury, neck strength and ACL rehabilitation.

External Examiner for Masters of Strength & Conditioning at University of Gloucestershire (2016-18), and BSc Sport & Exercise Science BSc, Birmingham Newman University (2024 to date).

External Examiner for a PhD. Title of the thesis: Neck strength testing in professional rugby union – a novel approach.

Certified strength and conditioning coach (National Strength & Conditioning Association). Worked with male and female athletes from a range of backgrounds (youth academy through to Olympic and Professional). Previously gained accreditation as a Sport Scientist by BASES in the UK and ESSA in Australia.

As a schoolboy, Morgan represented his country in Soccer and field-hockey, and was Welsh Junior javelin Champion.

Dan is the Head of Physical Preparation at the DP World Tour (European Tour Performance Institute), the National Lead for Sports Science and Medicine with England Golf and the founder of the Golf Performance Network, a company that focuses on sports science and medicine education for all those working in (or wanting to work in) performance golf. He also consults with the R&A, Ladies European Tour and Ladies PGA Tour, among others.

He has supported PhD students and worked in the university sector for over 10 years.

Jonathan is currently the Deputy Head of Service (S&C) at the Sport Ireland Institute, where he leads high-performance support for Olympic athletes in sports such as field hockey, badminton, and gymnastics. He also serves as the Head of Athletic Performance for Galway GAA, overseeing the physical preparation and long-term player development of senior inter-county footballers.

Over a career spanning more than 14 years in elite sport, Jonathan has held senior athletic performance roles with Glasgow Warriors, Bristol Bears, and Cricket Ireland, as well as leading performance support for Triathlon Ireland. His expertise lies in designing and delivering high-performance training programmes that optimise strength, power, and speed, while integrating best practices in athlete monitoring, rehabilitation, and long-term development.

Alongside his applied work, Jonathan has lectured with multiple universities in both the UK and Ireland and is passionate about supporting the development of future practitioners. His teaching combines a deep understanding of the science of performance with the practical insights gained from working at the highest levels of professional and international sport.

I built my approach to training, coaching and mentoring people over a number of years through both experiencing failure and success. From a young soccer coach and gym instructor  to leading on professional, national and international performance programs, I now focus on environments that support the health and development of mountain athletes.

National team selection, world cup medals, winning championships and achieving personal bests are the outcomes achieved from athletes in track and field, bobsleigh, skeleton, ski and snowboard, rugby, soccer, swimming, table tennis, archery, cycling, rowing, netball, cricket and golf.

Equally others have gone on to be successful teachers, business people, physical therapists and strength and conditioning or sports coaches themselves.

Offering a breadth and depth of experience in professional, Olympic, development and university sports programmes, I am proud to have enabled many coaches to advance their careers through the Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme, UKSCA, Sport981.com, ALTIS Mentorship, and Coachnickward.com

Przemysław Gaszyński is a Strength and Conditioning coach, lecturer, and educator with 20 years of experience, currently working with the PlusLiga volleyball club Norwid Częstochowa. He blends his experience working with elite teams and diverse sporting environments with a strong focus on skill transfer—the challenge of optimizing the usefulness of various training activities to enhance athlete performance during competition. He studies how different components of training interact and influence the overall athlete development process, how skills evolve, and whether the functional effectiveness of athlete behaviors improves across varied game contexts.

With 20 years experience, Scott has held various strength and conditioning, leadership and coaching roles in elite sport. Spanning different continents and organisations including British Swimming, British Cycling and Swimming Australia, he has helped dozens of athletes win olympic and world championship medals including several world record holders. He is currently a podium sprint coach at British Cycling where he supports the women's squad who most recently medalled in every event at the Paris Olympics including team sprint where they broke the world record 3 times in one day.

Dr. Matt Jordan co-leads the Integrative Neuromuscular Sport Performance Lab in Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of Calgary, and he is a researcher in the University of Calgary Sport Medicine Centre and Department of Medical Science. He holds a Master of Science in Exercise and Neuromuscular Physiology, and a PhD in Medical Science. He studies neuromuscular adaptations to strength training with a special focus on whole body muscle mechanics, neuromuscular control, and knee injury rehabilitation. Working at the interface between practice and science, Matt is a specialist in player health and performance. He has consulted with elite athletes over six Olympic Winter Games, and professional sport teams in the NBA, NFL, NHL, and MLB. He is a frequent presenter at international conferences in the areas of injury prevention, rehabilitation, athlete monitoring, training program design for elite athletes, and strength and power testing methodologies.

Coach Danny is entering his twelfth year as a high performance coach and injury restoration specialist and is the co-founder and CEO of Rude Rock Strength and Conditioning where he specializes in return to play and injury restoration cases. He is currently working as a human performance coach with Spellman Performance for their NFL Combine Prep. Previously, Danny spent six years as the Head Strength Coach at Virginia High Performance, where he specialized in working with Navy SEAL and Special Operations Command personnel. Through his work at Virginia High Performance, Danny has become very proficient working with complex injuries, and high demand cases.

Danny received both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Exercise Science from Old Dominion University. He currently holds certification through the NSCA (CSCS*D), BeActivated, and is currently pursuing his Massage Therapy License. Over the years he has become notably recognized for fascial based training concepts and continuing education courses. Danny has an extensive work archive through the Rude Rock platform and has been a prominent contributor for organizations like ALTIS, SimpliFaster, SportSmith, the NSCA, and others.

After 17+ years on the weight-room floor, as well as educating coaches of all kinds globally, my drive is to share everything that i've learned about coaching and entrepreneurship so that fitness professionals can accelerate their careers.

I want to leverage what I've learned from my time leading Munster Rugby's multidisciplinary department over long International Rugby seasons, as well as what I learned from working in the NFL, and spending over 10 years with EXOS training a number of different populations.

I want to use the skills in data, business, and financial analysis that I learned running my own business and that are now channeled towards crafting educational content that translates complex strength and conditioning concepts into actionable strategies, and complex entrepreneurial strategies that will lead to success..