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Evidence‑Based Strength, Movement, and Performance Training
The Champion Performance Specialist (C‑PS) certification is a nationally respected credential developed by Champion PT & Performance—founded by world‑renowned clinicians and strength coaches Mike Reinold and Lenny Macrina. This certification blends the best of physical therapy, strength & conditioning, and sports performance into one unified system designed to help athletes move better, perform better, and stay healthier.
As a C‑PS, Chad is trained to evaluate movement the way elite performance facilities do: through detailed mobility testing, strength assessment, functional pattern analysis, and sport‑specific progressions. The certification emphasizes how athletes transition from rehab → performance → sport, ensuring every step is safe, efficient, and backed by research.

MLB‑Level Arm Strength, Fatigue, and Asymmetry Diagnostics
The Certified ArmCare Specialist credential represents advanced training in arm‑care assessment, strength profiling, and injury‑prevention strategies for overhead athletes. Developed by ArmCare—an organization used by professional baseball teams, collegiate programs, and elite training facilities—this certification focuses on identifying the underlying strength, fatigue, and asymmetry patterns that influence performance and injury risk.
As a Certified ArmCare Specialist, Chad uses ArmCare’s evidence‑based testing system to evaluate the shoulder and elbow with a level of precision normally reserved for professional organizations. This includes detailed strength measurements, fatigue tracking, workload awareness, and early detection of mechanical or muscular imbalances that can lead to injury.

Advanced Pitching Mechanics, Stress Mapping, and Performance Optimization
The Certified ArmCare Pitching Biomechanist credential represents advanced training in pitching mechanics, movement efficiency, and joint‑stress analysis for overhead throwers. Developed by ArmCare’s performance and medical team, this certification teaches how to evaluate a pitcher’s delivery through a detailed biomechanical lens—identifying how specific movements influence velocity, command, and injury risk.
As a Certified ArmCare Pitching Biomechanist, Chad analyzes the pitching motion using principles grounded in sports science, kinesiology, and workload research. This includes assessing timing, sequencing, joint angles, and mechanical patterns that contribute to both performance and stress on the shoulder and elbow. The goal is simple: help pitchers move more efficiently while reducing unnecessary strain.