Daniel Marshall new MBB Strength Coach

[Billyboy78]

New strength coach. Anybody know anything about him?


Dan Hurley @dhurley15 · 1h
Excited to welcome @D_Marshall85 to the @RhodyMBB family! Huge addition to our program! Having a major impact already! Player Development!

[RIKen822]

From LinkedIn.com

Daniel Marshall's Overview

Current
Men's Basketball Strength and Conditioning Coach at University of Rhode Island
Past
Strength and Conditioning Intern at Chicago Bulls
Consultant at Athletes' Performance
Performance Specialist at Athletes' Performance

Education
University of Oklahoma
University of Arizona


Daniel Marshall's Experience

Men's Basketball Strength and Conditioning Coach
University of Rhode Island
Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Higher Education industry
June 2014 – Present (2 months) Kingston, RI
Strength and Conditioning Intern
Chicago Bulls
Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Sports industry
September 2013 – June 2014 (10 months) Chicago, Il
• Responsible for designing all aspects of strength and conditioning programs for 2 players
• Assisted with the implementation of strength programs for all other players
• Aided in the tracking of players’ training load through the collection of RPE scale, weekly jump testing, StatSports data collection, and sleep monitoring.
• Implemented individualized corrective exercise programs for players.
• Assisted with the implementation of pre and post-workout nutrition protocols
• Programmed and coached sprinting, and lateral movement training sessions for Derrick Rose during his rehab process
• Assisted with the athletic testing, and anthropometrics measurements for 2014 Pre-Draft workouts
• Conducted the warm-ups for all prospects participating in the 2014 NBA Draft Combine
Consultant
Athletes' Performance
Privately Held; 201-500 employees; Sports industry
January 2013 – September 2013 (9 months) Shanghai City, China
•Utilizes the AP methodology to design and implement strength and conditioning programs for various teams in the province of Shanghai
•Prescribes corrective strategies to improve athletes' quality of movement
•Developed a regeneration program aimed at aiding in the recovery process of athletes'
Performance Specialist
Athletes' Performance
Privately Held; 201-500 employees; Sports industry
September 2012 – December 2012 (4 months) Carson, CA
•Extensively studying the AP training methodology which includes program design, movement preparation, plyometric training, energy system development, soft tissue modalities, and strength training among other aspects.
•Assists in developing the strength, speed, and agility of the LA Galaxy Academy teams.
•Learned how to properly administer the Functional Movement Screen, and how to consequently develop a program that incorporates corrective strategies
Lead Fitness Attendant
The Salvation Army
Nonprofit; 10,001+ employees; Nonprofit Organization Management industry
March 2012 – August 2012 (6 months) Phoenix, Arizona Area
• Responsible for developing all recreational adult sport leagues.
• Developed and instructs a youth speed and agility class.
• Design strength and conditioning programs for high school athletes of various sports.
• Supervise a staff of eight weight room attendants
Strength and Conditioning Coach
Riso Scotti Volley Pavia
Public Company; 201-500 employees; Food & Beverages industry
October 2011 – March 2012 (6 months) Pavia, Italy
• Observed and subsequently assisted in the implementation of the strength training of an Italian professional A1 volleyball team.
Player/Performance Coach
Houston Express (Formerly Norman Express)
January 2010 – May 2011 (1 year 5 months) Norman, OK
• Played as a point guard for 3rd place team
• Designed and implemented individualized program developing strength, speed, agility and endurance based on position, skill level, and coaching staff expectations.
• Responsible for designing the pregame warm-up routine.
• Communicated with the head coach on a daily basis to facilitate training needs.
• Educated players on improving nutritional habits to enhance performance.
Assistant Track and Field Coach
University of Oklahoma
Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Higher Education industry
September 2009 – June 2010 (10 months) Norman, OK
• Worked closely under the Associate Head Coach learning how to teach sprint technique as well as how to develop a periodized program to increase sprint performance.
• Conducted practices while aiding in program implementation
• Responsible for monitoring weight training sessions
Track & Field Athlete (TJ/LJ)
The University of Arizona
Educational Institution; 10,001+ employees; Higher Education industry
August 2003 – June 2008 (4 years 11 months) Tucson, Arizona Area
• Team Captain (2005-2008)
• NCAA Track & Field National Championship Qualifier (2006-2008)
• Mt. Pacific Triple Jump Champ (2008)
• NCAA Western Region Triple Jump Champ (2007)
Daniel Marshall's Skills & Expertise

Strength Training Core Strength Lifestyle Coaching Speed Training Athletics Staff Supervision Basketball Volleyball Track & Field Plyometrics
Daniel Marshall's Education

University of Oklahoma
Master of Education (M.Ed.), Athletic Administration
2009 – 2011
University of Arizona
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Physical Education Teaching and Coaching
2003 – 2008
Activities and Societies: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. NCAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
Daniel Marshall's Additional Information


Groups and Associations:
CSCS - Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialists logo
CSCS - Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialists
China Sports & Entertainment Community logo
China Sports & Entertainment Community
International Basketball Players Coaches Agents Network Europe Asia S. America Australia Africa logo
International Basketball Players Coaches Agents Network Europe Asia S. America Australia Africa
NASM Certified logo
NASM Certified
NASM-CES logo
NASM-CES
Strength and Conditioning logo
Strength and Conditioning
Strength and Conditioning Coaches logo
Strength and Conditioning Coaches
Strength and Conditioning Round Table logo
Strength and Conditioning Round Table
University of Arizona Alumni logo
University of Arizona Alumni
WindyCityCats - University of Arizona Alumni - Chicago Chapter logo
WindyCityCats - University of Arizona Alumni - Chicago Chapter

[neil]

Thanks Ken!!!

[rodfromcranston]

What happened to the huge WWE looking guy they had last year?

[ATPTourFan]

Yeah, Matt was his name. Is he not on the team? Not renewed for FY2015 ??

[SGreenwell]

Looking at that LinkedIn for Marshall, it seems that jobs might be a bit fluid in this profession. Think of how much turnover there is for stuff like assistant coaches, and then realize this is a couple rungs lower on the ladder. However, that would just be a complete guess on my part.

[Iggy1979]

Matt Rhodes took a job at Moorehead St.

[spookydog]

Matt Rhodes took a job at Moorehead St.

Can't blame him...what guy isn't looking for Moorehead?

[ATPTourFan]

he he heh

[Taylor Swift]

Matt Rhodes took a job at Moorehead St.

Can't blame him...what guy isn't looking for Moorehead?

[Running Ram]

best keaneyblue dot com joke of the summer right there...

[TruePoint]

I had a Moorehead State hat in high school. It was a nice bright yellow.

[Blue Man]

[ace]

Anyway,

[bigappleram]

The RI branded plates are dope!

[rodfromcranston]

Well, if Oneykaba has to lift up any dead things,
he should be OK.

[ATPTourFan]

Whoa....

[TruePoint]

I could be wrong, but I think there is a principle of physics that's says if you deadlift over 500lbs things start bouncing off of you, which could be helpful.

[ace]

Nice piece from Chris DiSano on Marshall. He has a really interesting background, both as an athlete (walk-on to conference champion) and professionally. I like the way he articulates his approach to doing his job. By all accounts, this is a great hire.

http://www.coxhub.com/articles/new-stre ... ce=twitter

[ATPTourFan]

Daaamn right:

“For any strength coach you have to look at whether you had guys miss time due to injury and, if so, was that an injury that something in your training could have been able to decrease the risk of that injury happening,” Marshall said. “There are always going to be injuries you can’t prevent, but a season with minimal time missed due to injuries is a success, along with reaching our goals of winning an Atlantic 10 Championship and making an NCAA Tournament.”

[Keaney.Blue]

So glad to hear we've hired a first rate strength coach, huge step forward for the program

[Iggy1979]

KB: I thought the strength coach under Baron was good -- noticeable changes in player's bodies between seasons. Your thoughts?

[RIKen822]

Kevin Stacom felt the reason Richmond lost his shooting touch was because he got too jacked up by Baron's S&C coach at the time.

[Tom98]

Getting too jacked up can definitely affect the form on a jump shot...

[Billyboy78]

Kevin Stacom felt the reason Richmond lost his shooting touch was because he got too jacked up by Baron's S&C coach at the time.

I thought the same thing, he got too big in the chest.

[TruePoint]

The first guy I remember hearing that about was Thunder Dan Majerle.

Does bring up a good point, though, which is that there is a difference between getting in basketball shape and getting ripped. I think a trainer with Marshall's background will understand and appreciate the difference.

[seanmc94]

In today's game; having a coach that understands what type of muscle building benefits what type of player is invaluable. URI has a good one in this guy.