THE TEAM
Darrell Morgan
Physical Performance Specialist
Darrell has experience working with a range of sports & athletes with special emphasis on basketball and football, both at the National level. He is a graduate of Murdoch University holding a Bachelor of Sports Science with awards in rehabilitation and is currently completing his Masters at ACU.
Dan Hiscock
Physical Performance Specialist
Dan has experience working with a range of sports, including football, hockey and basketball at the highest level. He is an ASCA professional coach and a graduate of The University of Western Australia holding a Bachelor of Science (Hons.), as well as recently completing his PhD in exercise physiology.
Nathan Beisley
Physical Performance Specialist
Nathan is a detail oriented high performance specialist. He has experience both as a semi professional athlete himself, and works with athletes at a national and international level. He draws on those experiences and the latest in scientific research to guide his clients in the best possible direction to achieve their goals and perform at the highest level.
Nathan is currently working with the Cockburn Cougars SBL and WSBL team but has been involved with the Perth Lynx and numerous different sports.
Tom Mirosevich
Physical Performance Specialist
Tom has spent his years recently with the West Coast Eagles and couples his expertise working with individuals with an understanding of team based professional sports demands. A huge knowledge base of information, if you get the chance to pick his brain make sure you make the most of it. He’s worked with and been himself an athlete, powerlifter and bodybuilder showing that he not only know how to coach others, he knows what it takes personally to achieve success in these areas.
LATEST ARTICLES
Improving Game Shooting, Part 1
Why do we train the way we do? Why is it you or your team might shoot the lights out at training and then go ice cold in games? It's one of the most [...]
Improving Game Shooting, Part 4
Teaching - Why aren't we learning from our errors? Why is it you or your team might shoot the lights out at training and then go ice cold in games? It's one of the most [...]
The Case Against Stationary Ball Handling Drills
Are they doing more harm than good? Do stationary ball handling drills have a downside? I think they do and the science seems to support it, here's why. In a Nutshell [...]