Athletes can access their individualized programming and workout information through the “Workout View” panel on the TeamBuildr program management platform. This is particularly effective when combined with either a student-athlete’s “how-to” video examples or the pre-loaded TeamBuildr “how-to” video examples, especially when working with kids for whom English may be a second language.
Currently, Beerbower serves as the Director of Strength & Conditioning at McHenry Community High School and Assistant Divisional Chair for Physical Education, Health, and Driver’s Education. Under his leadership, McHenry’s physical education program has earned recognition as one of the best in Illinois. The school’s strength program accommodates approximately 815 student-athletes across 26 sections during the day, as well as various off-season, sport-specific training groups after school.
In addition to his role at McHenry, Beerbower is an adjunct faculty member at Carthage College’s Master of Education Program. He teaches courses such as Advanced Techniques in Coaching Psychology, Leadership in Sport, and Sports Leadership in Education Internship. As a frequent presenter, he discusses subjects like physical education, technology, and leadership.
With a doctorate from Concordia University, a master’s degree from Eastern Illinois University, and a graduate certificate from Moody Bible Institute, Beerbower has received numerous accolades. These include Illinois Teacher of the Year from multiple organizations, the 2019 Illinois Coach of the Year from the National High School Strength Coaches Association, and the 2022 Strong Leader of the Year Award from the Illinois High School Powerlifting Association.
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Whether you are programming phys ed, weights classes, or sport-specific workouts, students and athletes can input workout data via their mobile devices or by using our weight room view tablet feature. This feature allows 4-8 athletes to receive their individualized workouts, including prescribed loads and intensities, using tablets in the weight room. Our reporting features help coaches view student progress over time, identify strengths and weaknesses, and visualize the effectiveness of the strength and conditioning program.
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