OSU HPNRI
Oklahoma State University Human Performance & Nutrition Research Institute
PRESS RELEASE:
Oklahoma State University’s Human Performance and Nutrition Research Institute, in collaboration with OSU’s Center for Health Sciences and the Oklahoma Coaches Association, is connecting Oklahoma coaches and trainers with expert guidance on sports-related injury prevention, treatment, and strength and conditioning best practices. Through OSU’s ECHO Program, Oklahoma Coaches Association members can learn strategies to identify and reduce injuries, help student-athletes stay active and healthy, and support a sooner return to play. Continuing this effort to advance coaching and training across Oklahoma, the institute will present the NW Oklahoma Sports Performance Clinic on February 15, 2027, in Enid.
Additional details will be available in the coming days on social media and the OCA website.
NW Oklahoma Sports Performance Clinic
Presented by:
Oklahoma State University’s Human Performance & Nutrition Research Institute
February 15th, 2027
Tentative Time: 10 AM - 2 PM
Presenters:
Lance Walker
Rick & Gail Muncrief,
Executive Director HPNRI
Rob Glass
Assistant AD / Athlete Performance OSU Athletics
Grace White
Research Assistant HPNRI
OSU Strength and Conditioning ECHO
Oklahoma State University Human Performance and Nutrition Research Institute is sharing expert guidance on strength and conditioning best practices to advance the profession across Oklahoma. The ECHO Program initiative equips coaches and trainers with the knowledge and skills to enhance athletic performance, reduce injury rates, and support athletes’ overall health. The Oklahoma Coaches Association is working with OSU’s Human Performance and Nutrition Research Institute to bring this expertise to our coaches.
Link: Strength and Conditioning | OSU Center for Health Sciences
OSU ECHO Registration
Oklahoma State University’s Human Performance and Nutrition Research Institute in collaboration with OSU’s Center for Health Sciences Is offering members of the Oklahoma Coaches Association access to expert guidance on identifying, reducing, and treating sports-related injuries.
Participants will learn best practices to help student athletes stay active and healthy and return to play sooner. This ECHO Program is held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month.
Link: Athletic Training-Sports Medicine ECHO | OSU Center for Health Sciences
