Background
Kevin Neeld, CSCS has helped athletes of all ages fulfill their athletic potential. Through the application of functional anatomy, biomechanics, and neural control, Kevin specializes in guiding athletes to optimal health and performance. He can be reached by email or through his website at www.KevinNeeld.com.
Kevin Neeld is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) holding a degree in Health Behavior Science with a concentration in Fitness Management, as well as a minor in Strength and Conditioning. Kevin is the founder of Prodigy Performance Training, a company providing athletic development services for dedicated athletes along the East Coast, from Delaware to Massachusetts.
After completing a successful college hockey career at the University of Delaware ('05-'06: MVP; '06-'07: Team Captain, Lifetime Achievement Award, 2nd Team All-American), Kevin continues his work in ice hockey serving as a coach, educator, and program consultant in the sport.
Kevin possesses the unique ability to combine his backgrounds in research, academia, and athletics to create highly effective programs for athletes and clients of all backgrounds. Specializing in ice hockey training and corrective exercise, Kevin has helped guide athletes of all ages and abilities to optimal health and performance.
Currently, Kevin is continuing his education at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, expecting to graduate with a Master of Science degree in Exercise Neuroscience by the Spring of 2009.
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Traditional Core Training Pitfalls!
Despite the vast improvements of our understanding of the core in the last decade, the common gym goer is doing the same core training now that they would have been doing years ago. Learn which pitfalls you should avoid.
Published on: Oct 8, 2015 -
Reactive Agility Training For Teenagers: 4 Drills To Improve In Sports!
Here are four of my favorite reactive agility drills. The best part about these is that they're fun... Most athletes will prefer these over getting in a straight line and running through an obstacle course of cones.
Published on: Oct 8, 2015 -
Optimum Nutrition Casein Review: An Inexpensive Protein Solution!
If you're using a protein supplement as part of a meal replacement shake or before bed, casein protein may be more appropriate. Learn more about Optimum Nutrition's Casein Protein now.
Published on: Aug 4, 2010 -
Top 5 Supplements For Beginners In The Gym
Establish an excellent base of the main supplements you want in order to prepare, energize, and replenish your muscles, then dial in your needs as you go.
Published on: Apr 22, 2009 -
5 Essential Supplements For Beginners: It's Never Been So Easy To Choose!
When it comes to supplements, it's best to stick with those supported by science, both in terms of efficacy and safety. Keeping that in mind, below are the 5 most suitable for beginners.
Published on: Apr 22, 2009 -
Mass Gainer Product Review: BSN's True-Mass Vs. CytoSport's Cyto Gainer!
In my opinion, mass gainers are typically used by the wrong people. Many eager young lifters turn to mass gainers in an attempt to mutate from Gumby to Rambo... Here's my review of True Mass & Cyto Gainer. See who won!
Published on: Feb 19, 2009 -
Clearing Up Creatine Confusion: The Truth... Again!
It amazes me that there is still such a misunderstanding surrounding creatine supplementation. Learn about it's effectiveness and safety.
Published on: Nov 11, 2008 -
Is Glutamine Worth Your Money? Value Of Supplement Questioned!
Among the many supplements regaining popularity recently is glutamine. It's the most abundant amino acid of the body. Get the details here as its value comes into question.
Published on: Nov 2, 2008 -
Beginner's Guide To Program Design: Maximize Muscle-Building Potential!
The #1 problem I've found while consulting with novice and experienced lifters is that they don't know how to design an effective program. Fight stagnation and failure with this valuable program design guide!
Published on: Sep 3, 2008