James O'Brien is seeking an objective to inspire and instill a champion's mentality through his knowledge of athletic performance. He has experience as an athletic performance intern at Indiana University where he assisted in coaching workouts for 24 sports teams and created a program for grayshirt football freshmen. Previously, he was a strength and conditioning coach at Athletic Revolution of Northeast Indianapolis where he created sports-specific programs and led daily adult boot camp classes. O'Brien holds a Bachelor's degree in Sports Performance from Marian University and has coaching experience at St. Charles High School.

1. OBRIEJAD@INDIANA.EDU 317-657-2920
EMAIL TELEPHONE
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OBJECTIVE
To inspire and instill a champion’s
mentality through my knowledge of
athletic performance, and my passion
for this field.
REFERENCES
Tom Morris
Assistant Athletic Director for Athletic
Performance
(814)777-1575
tjmorris@indiana.edu
Keith Caton
Director of Athletic
Performance(Football)
(254)-301-3533
rkcaton@iu.edu
Dale Speckman
Owner/Head Strength Coach of
Athletic Revolution of Northeast Indy
(317)-979-5737
coachspeckman@gmail.com
JAMES DAVID O’BRIEN
EXPERIENCE
ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE INTERN • INDIANA UNIVERSITY • 6/12/16 TO
PRESENT
-Assisted in coaching workouts for all 24 Sports teams
-Created a multiphase program for indiana football grayshirt freshman
-Organized and maintained a weekly weightroom scheduele
- Worked as a member of the 2016 Indiana University Football Athletic Performance Staff
STRENGTH AND CONDITIOING COACH • ATHLETIC REVOLUTION OF
NORHTEAST INDIANAPOLIS • 5/15/2014 TO 6/10/2016
-Created sports specific programs for multiple types of athletes
-Programmed and instructed daily adult boot camp classes
-Conducted sports clinics for youth athletes of the Indianapolis area
EDUCATION
BACHELORS DEGREE, SPORTS PERFORMANCE• MAY 7TH, 2016 • MARIAN
UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS
CORE 40 DIPLOMA • MAY 23RD, 2010 • BISHOP CHATARD HIGH SCHOOL
VOLUNTEER OR LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
St. Charles Assistant Basketball Coach (2013-2014)