MIKE SNOWDEN
OWNER
ABOUT MIKE
Mike Snowden is a leader in the Strength & Conditioning field having experience working with athletes at every level. A military veteran who served on President Barack Obama's Helicopter Squadron staff, Snowden has spent the last decade helping others achieve their goals.
Prior to returning to his hometown of Frederick, MD in 2022 Snowden spent three years at the University of Alabama as the Director of Athletic Performance for the Men's Basketball program. For two years prior to arriving in Tuscaloosa Mike served as the Director of Sports Performance for Olympic Sports at the University at Buffalo.
CREDENTIALS
-
President of National Strength & Conditioning Association's Basketball Special Interest Group (SIG)
-
Committee Member for National Strength & Conditioning Association's Coaching Task Force
-
Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Kinesiology • George Mason University
-
Master's Degree in Sport Leadership • VCU's Center for Sport Leadership
-
Registered Strength & Conditioning Coach (RSCC)- (1 of 18 in Maryland)
-
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)
-
Precision Nutrition Level I (Pn1) Coach
-
USA Weightlifting (USAW) Level 1 Coach
-
NASM Performance Enhancement Specialist (PES)
Publications & Speaking Engagements
247 Sports
-
Mike Snowden Helping Change The Culture for Alabama Basketball- November 2019
​
CVASPS
-
Outside The Rack Episode #25- February 2020
-
Episode #168- “Building Experience to Direct With A Purpose”- January 2019
​​
Frederick News Post
-
Strong Suit: Linganore Grad Snowden Finds Niche as Alabama Men's Hoops Strength & Conditioning Coach- March 2021
George Mason University
-
Super Invested- March 2021
​
High Performance Basketball Symposium
-
Leading Through A Different Lens- 2021
-
Basketball Strength Coaches Roundtable Member- 2020
Liberty Performance Training
-
Strength & Conditioning with Veteran Mike Snowden- November 2018
National Strength & Conditioning Association
-
NSCA Coaching Podcast, Episode #113- December 2021
​​
Samson Strength Coach Collective Podcast
-
Samson Strength Coach Collective Podcast- Episode #15 - July 2020
-
Samson Strength Coach Collective Podcast- Episode #7 - June 2020
Simplifaster
-
3 Ways To Add Variety in Training Without Abandoning Your Principles- December 2019
Stack Sports
-
Distinguishing Sound Nutrition Advice From Social Media Fads- July 2023
-
Hydration Strategies for Athletes Looking to Boost Performance- July 2023
-
Strength Training to Reduce Shin Splints- July 2023
-
No Fluff Agility Training for Volleyball- July 2023
-
Benefits of Uneven Barbell Loading- February 2023
-
5 Exercises Every Lacrosse Player Should Do- February 2023
-
Medicine-Ball Moves to Boost Athletic Performance for Basketball- January 2023
-
Pros & Cons of Different Footwear Styles When It Comes to Training for Performance- January 2023
-
The Romanian Deadlift (RDL) for Sports Performance- December 2022
-
Should You Be Training Barefoot?- December 2022
-
Cold Weather Training Tips- December 2022
-
4 Exercises to Improve Hip Mobility- December 2022
-
A Guide to Using Percussion Training Devices- November 2022
-
Using Contrast Showers to Boost Performance- November 2022
-
Deadbugs: A Better Way to Train Your Core- November 2022
-
5 Ways to Get Better Sleep- November 2022
-
Battle Rope Training for Athletes- November 2022
-
Get A Leg Up On Your Recovery: Use This Pose To Boost Recovery- October 2022
-
Upside Down: Inversion Training for Athletes- October 2022
-
A 10-piece Warm Down Routine for Athletes- October 2022
-
The Single Arm Landmine Press- October 2022
-
A Multi-Layered Progression to The Kettlebell Swing For Athletes- October 2022
-
Tips to Reduce Muscle Soreness- September 2022
-
Warm-Ups for Athletes: 0 to 60 Can Lead to Injury- September 2022
-
A Multi-Layered Progression to The Kettlebell Swing For Athletes- September 2022
-
3 Methods to Help Athletes Improve Recovery- August 2022
-
5 Must Do’s To Get Stronger for High School Athletes- August 2022
-
Basketball Med Ball Tempo Training- March 2021
-
5 Exercises Every High School Athlete Should Be Doing Year Round- March 2021
-
Strength Training For Rebounding in Basketball- January 2021
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
-
2023: Adjunct Professor • Frederick Community College
-
2022-2023: Tactical Performance Program Manager
-
2019-2022: Director of Men's Basketball Athletic Performance • University of Alabama
-
2017-2019: Director of Sports Performance • University at Buffalo
-
2016-2017: Assistant Strength Coach • George Mason University
-
2015: Strength and Conditioning Graduate Assistant • VCU Men's Basketball
-
2014–2015: Volunteer Strength Coach • University of Maryland Football
-
2013-2014: Volunteer Strength Coach • George Mason University
-
2009-2012- Marine One • Quantico, VA
-
2005-2009- USS George Washington • Norfolk, VA + Yokosuka, Japan
CASEY
DAVIS
DIRECTOR OF OPS
ABOUT CASEY
Casey is a Gambrills, MD native and brings a wealth of experience and passion for sports and physical education to our team in Frederick.
Casey's journey began at Elizabeth Seton High School, where she laid the foundation for her athletic career. From 2014 to 2019, Casey showcased her skills on the basketball court as a member of the George Mason University team. While on campus in Fairfax Casey earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Sports Management in 2018 and 2021, respectively.
After concluding her playing career, Casey transitioned seamlessly into a role as a Graduate Assistant for the George Mason Women's Basketball team, where she spent two seasons honing her coaching skills and supporting the development of the next generation of athletes.
Casey has spent the last four years teaching physical education at the K-12 level. Her hands-on experience in education has provided her with valuable insights into the importance of a holistic approach to human performance and long-term athletic development.
In her role at Human Performance Solutions, Casey is poised to elevate our club to new heights with her unique blend of academic knowledge, athletic experience, and teaching background. Casey is committed to helping our members achieve their goals and keeping things running smoothly.
