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Sports Performance
No matter your age, background or sport, you can become a better athlete and improve your fitness at our sports performance center.
Our leading-edge facility has the best equipment to help you excel, and our sports performance experts have specialized training and vast athletic experience to guide you along the way. We have offerings for youth athletes as young as 8, middle school and high school students, and adults.
If you aren’t an athlete, there are also programs at the Sports Medicine and Performance Center for you. Check out our fitness or clinical exercise offerings to determine the best fit.
About sports performance
Sports performance includes improving posture, strength, endurance, emotional responses and sport-specific outcomes. You can work out with a class, a small group or 1-on-1 with a sports performance expert.
Sports performance offerings
Sign up online, email sportsperformance@KUMC.edu or call 913-239-0646 to schedule a class.
All our sports performance specialists are nationally certified and provide training based in corrective exercise. They are athletes themselves, bringing an additional layer of understanding and expertise.
Our training is held at the Sports Medicine and Performance Center in Overland Park. This is a multidisciplinary building. You’ll have easy access to other services, like nutrition and physical therapy if you need them.
The center also has state-of-the-art equipment. For example, we don’t look at how much weight you can lift. We have EliteForm® velocity-based training to examine your speed and velocity while lifting. We also have a movement screening system and VO2 max screening.
Most important, we have top-notch safety. We want to see you improve your speed, strength and agility, but we will always make sure you do that in a way that prioritizes your health and minimizes any chance of injury.
Meet the team
Roger Allen III, CSCS
Strength and athletic development supervisor
Roger is a certified strength and conditioning specialist. He was a 2-time All-American as an offensive lineman in college and played for 5 years in the NFL. He also has been a performance coach at Baylor and strength and conditioning coach at the University of Kansas. He is excited to help athletes discover their potential and reach levels of performance they never knew were possible.
Krisha Crane, MHA, LAT/ATC
Medical performance clinical coordinator
Krisha has a master’s degree in healthcare administration and a bachelor’s degree in athletic training. She specializes in care, rehabilitation and management of sports injuries. She is part of a team that designs and implements injury prevention programs to decrease risk of injury and improve sport performance. Krisha is devoted to providing athletes of all backgrounds the utmost care.
Kelsey Ngeh
Corrective exercise and fitness supervisor
Kelsey has a bachelor's degree in exercise science and kinesiology. She has worked in the fitness industry for 20 years. She is passionate about helping clients of all ages and fitness levels improve core strength and balance and reduce chronic pain. She specializes in biomechanical movement patterns, which allow people to move better, decrease pain from aging and injury and improve exercise results.
Ryan Sloop, MS, LAT, ATC, CSCS
Program and facility coordinator
Ryan has a master's degree in advanced athletic training. He is a certified athletic trainer and certified strength and conditioning specialist. He works with athletes of all ages and backgrounds. He also leads the golf fitness and injury prevention program. He is Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) level-2 fitness and level-2 power certified, and level-1 K-vest certified.
Sports performance location
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1. Sports Medicine and Performance Center
- 8302 W. 125th St.
- Overland Park, KS 66213
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