Coach Jeremy Evans, Director of Student-Athlete Wellness & Performance at Mississippi Valley State University, shares the results of reintroducing a strength and conditioning program after years without one.
Before Evans arrived, MVSU athletics was battling high injury rates—frequent ACL tears in women’s sports and roster shortages across the board. But with the return of structured training, those numbers have dropped dramatically. Now that MVSU athletes are staying healthy, they can get stronger.
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