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Intent-Based Programming: A Framework for Using Testing Results Effectively

Online Webinar

*Webinar Recorded on February, 25, 2025

Join Tim Madden (M.S.C) owner of Athlete’s Edge Albury as he shares his framework for designing athlete-specific training programs. This webinar is perfect for strength & conditioning coaches, athletic trainers, and sports scientists looking to use their testing data to make better programming decisions.

This presentation is designed to help practitioners bridge the gap between theory and practice by teaching you how to collect purposeful data and use it to create impactful programs. You’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of the key performance metrics for speed and strength development, enabling you to evaluate progress, tailor programs, and optimise athlete outcomes.

YOUR PRESENTERS

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Tim Madden Owner - Athlete's Edge

Tim Madden is a sports podiatrist, business owner, and highly experienced strength and conditioning coach with a master’s degree from Edith Cowan University. As the owner of Athlete’s Edge Albury, Tim works with AFL athletes and other elite athletes to deliver exceptional results. His deep expertise lies in integrating data into programming decisions for speed, strength, and overall athletic performance.

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James Hanisch Managing Director Asia-Pacific at Hawkin Dynamics

James Hanisch is the former Director of Performance Science at the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFL, was Sport Science Coordinator at the University of Oregon, and spent 8 years as a performance analyst in Aussie Rules football. 

Key Topics Include::


  • How testing results inform programming decisions.
  • Tim’s framework for balancing strength work and speed work.
  • Deciding what kind of speed/gym work is most effective.
  • Using testing data to make better, evidence-based decisions.

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