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Athletic Performance: Insights from Jim Krumpos and Dayannara Muñoz
In this episode of The Xtra Edge podcast, join host Dave Grendzynski as he talks athletic performance enhancement with two more outstanding coaches. Our special guests are Jim Krumpos the Associate Athletics Director, Sports Performance and Director of Olympic Sports at the University of Arizona and Dayannara Munoz an Assistant Coach specializing in Performance Enhancement at the University of Arizona.
Unique Roles and Responsibilities
Jim Krumpos sheds light on his multifaceted role overseeing the entire Performance department. From strength and conditioning coaches to nutrition staff, Krumpos ensures athletes receive top-notch training and support. He also shares his passion for hands-on coaching, bridging theory with practice.
Coach Krumpos emphasizes the power of data. Gone are the days of relying solely on intuition. With metrics like heart rate variability (HRV), coaches can pinpoint deficiencies, optimize load management, and enhance player readiness. Dayannara Muñoz also chimes in, revealing how data transformed her coaching approach.
The duo discusses using data to identify outliers—those players who appear fatigued or lack effort. Krumpos recounts a case where elevated heart rate led to a breakthrough: addressing mineral deficiencies and sleep patterns. The result? Improved performance and debunked conditioning myths.
Muñoz is pursuing a second graduate degree in Chemical Engineering at the University of Arizona while serving as an Aircraft Maintenance Officer with the United States Air Force. An MIT and Columbia University graduate with a passion for numbers, she is described by Krumpos as "the brains behind the operation." He emphasized the importance of having someone on the team who can interpret and explain data effectively, even if it means recruiting from the math department.
Both guests stress the importance of comprehensive sports performance programs. Beyond reps and sets, they track bar speed, jump metrics, and more. It's about precision, science, and maximizing athletic potential.
Join us as we discuss how sports analytics can give teams the extra edge they need to succeed. Hit that Subscribe button and become a part of The Xtra Edge community today!
Basketball Webpage
KINEXON PERFORM IMU
KINEXON COMPETE Vision
Remember, the future of sports performance lies at The Xtra Edge podcast.
Athletic Performance: Insights from Jim Krumpos and Dayannara Muñoz
In this episode of The Xtra Edge podcast, join host Dave Grendzynski as he talks athletic performance enhancement with two more outstanding coaches. Our special guests are Jim Krumpos the Associate Athletics Director, Sports Performance and Director of Olympic Sports at the University of Arizona and Dayannara Munoz an Assistant Coach specializing in Performance Enhancement at the University of Arizona.
Unique Roles and Responsibilities
Jim Krumpos sheds light on his multifaceted role overseeing the entire Performance department. From strength and conditioning coaches to nutrition staff, Krumpos ensures athletes receive top-notch training and support. He also shares his passion for hands-on coaching, bridging theory with practice.
Coach Krumpos emphasizes the power of data. Gone are the days of relying solely on intuition. With metrics like heart rate variability (HRV), coaches can pinpoint deficiencies, optimize load management, and enhance player readiness. Dayannara Muñoz also chimes in, revealing how data transformed her coaching approach.
The duo discusses using data to identify outliers—those players who appear fatigued or lack effort. Krumpos recounts a case where elevated heart rate led to a breakthrough: addressing mineral deficiencies and sleep patterns. The result? Improved performance and debunked conditioning myths.
Muñoz is pursuing a second graduate degree in Chemical Engineering at the University of Arizona while serving as an Aircraft Maintenance Officer with the United States Air Force. An MIT and Columbia University graduate with a passion for numbers, she is described by Krumpos as "the brains behind the operation." He emphasized the importance of having someone on the team who can interpret and explain data effectively, even if it means recruiting from the math department.
Both guests stress the importance of comprehensive sports performance programs. Beyond reps and sets, they track bar speed, jump metrics, and more. It's about precision, science, and maximizing athletic potential.
Join us as we discuss how sports analytics can give teams the extra edge they need to succeed. Hit that Subscribe button and become a part of The Xtra Edge community today!
Basketball Webpage
KINEXON PERFORM IMU
KINEXON COMPETE Vision
Remember, the future of sports performance lies at The Xtra Edge podcast.