Evan DiMaggio

Monitored athlete's physical condition while they exercised, providing • feedback when necessary.
• Maintained a safe environment by ensuring that all equipment was properly stored after use.
• Tracked individual progress through data collection and analysis procedures.
• Observed athletes during workouts to identify areas where improvements could be made.
• Provided instruction on proper technique, form and safety protocols when using weight-training equipment.
Utilized various methods such as plyometrics, Olympic lifts, agility drills and core exercises to enhance athletic
performance.
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• Collaborated with coaching staff to develop strategies for improving overall team performance.

Worked with Dr. Caterisano, a health Science Professor, and helped perform exercise science research on tsunami
Jump sticks and their effectiveness to help college football athletes jump higher using Postactivation Potentiation
compared to using dumbbells of similar weight.
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• Scheduled and gathered data from 12 participants from the Furman football team.
• I used jumps sticks as well as force plates to gather data and analyze data on the jumps.
Presented research at the N.S.C.A (National Strength and Conditioning Conference) in Las Vegas Nevada in July,
2023.
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• The research was published by the Professional Journal of Sports and I am one of the Co-Authors.