Dr. Thorpe, Director, Sports Performance, Science & Innovation, traces the evolution from Sir Alex Ferguson's question — "How do we know if an athlete is ready?" — to the data-rich readiness systems defining elite sport today, drawing on a decade at Manchester United and Red Bull.
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Kristina Centenari, Nike Coach and Performance/ Nervous System Specialist, delivers practical breathwork techniques that elite athletes can use to calm their nervous systems under pressure. She reframes the coach's role — showing how the best coaches don't just build physical performance, but empower athletes to access their best selves.
This interactive demonstration brings the Teamworks Unified Mobile App to life through real-world scenarios, showing how AMS/HP, S&C, and Nutrition products work together in a single platform. Attendees see the experience from both the athlete and performance leader perspective — making the case for what true unification looks like in practice.
Dr. O'Neal, Chief Medical Advisor, SEC | Former CMO, Our Lady of the Lake tackles sport's most persistent structural problem — fragmented health data — drawing on her work unifying medical and performance records across all 16 SEC schools via a shared EMR + AMS. She moves from diagnosing what's broken and why, to a vision of what shared, longitudinal data makes possible over the next decade.
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A conversation with Finbar Kirwan, SVP & Chief of Olympic Sport at the USOPC, unpacking how elite Olympic programs plan and sustain performance across a 10-year arc — from the 2020 winter sport reset through Milan Cortina 2026 and toward LA 2028.
Director of Performance Red Bull Athlete Performance Center LA, Dr. Jordan Troester, distills lessons from four radically different environments — Rugby Australia, the Vegas Golden Knights, University of Oregon, and Red Bull APC.
How François Pienaar turned a squad that didn't believe they could win into a team that refused to lose.Well crafted landing pages pay dividends. They’re often made out to be an enigma but don’t need to be complicated.
Athlete data is a sacred input, not a training corpus. Reed showed how Teamworks AI is building for HIPAA, FERPA and more, so adoption never means exposure.
Seeing the whole athlete takes a well-architected data layer that integrates every input accurately. As Reed put it, integration is the architecture, not a feature.
We build with the practitioners who actually use it, not in isolation, keeping humans in the loop as you bring AI into your program.
