SPI has been a home for me since I became a college athlete. It’s my go to place on every break because I know that Sean and the guys will always get me right. It’s a great place to be around good people and to become better at what you do. The best environment you could ask for and a high quality staff that trains the right ways and smart ways. I can’t thank Sean enough for his support and always welcoming me and my current and former teammates. Every staff member I’ve been around is very cooperative in their approach and do what’s best for the athlete and their specific position. The guys at SPI are truly in it for the athlete and I am blessed to be a part of such a great group of people and a special place. I highly recommend SPI to anybody that wants to take their game to the next level.

I worked with Sean and SPI through all the challenges of the pandemic seasons. I was the most explosive i have felt in my life. The work we did was different but made a HUGE difference. All of my PR’s were up so it really worked. I felt great. We stay in touch, the man really cares on and off the field. Thank you all at SPI! God bless.

“No matter what happens, no matter how far you seem to be away from where you want to be, never stop believing that you will make it. Have an unrelenting belief that things will work out, that the long road has a purpose.” As a professional I’m really learning and experiencing the importance of taking care of my body and what works the best for me. Working with Sean at SPI has helped me a ton. My physical therapist trust him and they work together to help guide me through what i need more or less of. MUCH more that a generic “strength” approach but more specific to my frame, what i can tolerate and challenges me in the right areas to optimize my athleticism.

e said I owe my comeback to this man. I met Sean several years ago because my mother whose a former olympian said I should come possibly work with this guy in Tulsa/ Suburb area. At that time I had exposure to high level rugby programs collegiately and was on the USA national team roster competing but was dealing with several injuries from the past but at that moment in time a frustrating cervical strain. Sean was probably a couple years older than me and didn’t know what to think. He referred me out to his athletic trainer since they both work with the Tulsa Oilers before making certain training decisions with me. Sean met me at the practice rink after a hockey practice to meet Steve. Steve offered great insight and they worked together. From there Sean introduced me to a lot of things that were very different and new but it worked. Years later I have started to realize the things Sean and Steve were doing were things that started popping up more and more recently around the olympic training center and within our USA staff.

I have always had a feel for baseball and my skills and can tell what makes me better and actually translates on the field that didn’t seem to be addressed at school. Until I met Sean and Steve at SPI and talked through some concepts. A lot of things started to make sense and feel better. As iv advanced in my college career and see strength coaching staff changes occur and improve, i can tell that i was exposed to advanced techniques before I started to see them pop up slowly at the Division 1 level. I come back on my breaks to train and plan to do my pre draft training back home at SPI with Sean, treat with Steve and the rest of the gang.

t explain how much I appreciate the love I have gotten from Sean Steve and at SPI. Ive been in some difficult situations with injuries and behind the scenes. They never hesitate to be as available as possible for me. They have shown that over time. Tulsa guys that understand have there heart in the right place and that’s noticeable. The world of college and professional sports is a profession and we all respect that. Having people back home that are invested in the process and want to make a difference has been a stronghold for me. Appreciate the Tulsa community I’ve encountered before SPI and those I’ve met as a result of SPI.