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training through the eyes of an artist

"It's about the details, seen & unseen relationships, proportions, balance, symmetry, the WHY, the purpose & the how."

how we define CORE

CORE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

core noun (IMPORTANT PART) The basic and most important part of something

Kenny Dillingham head coach ASU football

Trained from the age of 15 that control of the mind(CORE) is paramount to your future success, It extends beyond the field

Drew Terrell NFL wide recievers coach

Trained from the age of 15 that control of the mind(CORE) is paramount to your future success, It extends beyond the field

Nikki Walts-OSU Womens soccer

"You taught me that everything is mental. You

taught me the right way to do things, how to

read my body..."

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Coach kt "Doc"

Born in Kingston Jamaica and raised under a tin roof with his siblings and cousins It was realized very early in his life that he possessed natural drawing abilities. After moving to America, Coach was again recognized by his teachers as a gifted young artist and taught separately from other children. Most of his work was focused on drawing the human body, it fascinated him how complex yet simple it was. throughout middle school, he won many art awards and a summer scholarship in Buffalo NY for the most talented middle school artists in America.

In his teen years as a 155 pounds 6-foot tall string-bean "Coach" also began to discover his athleticism and started running track and playing American football. He excelled in track and was a dual-position starter on his football team. when it came time for college he declined a few scholarship offers to leave home and NY to escape the challenges that were there for a freer and more optimistic chance at life.

At ETSU and later GMU, he succumbed to the flaws inherent in the athletic training system. Through continuous yearly training-related injuries his dreams were sidelined, and the dream of becoming a professional athlete was over. Things were further compounded when he was involved in two traumatic car collisions and sustained a serious back and neck injury which lasted for 3 years.

After the failure of the chiropractors and numerous medical professionals, who insisted he would never recover fully, He began his quest to find if there was a different way. He began questioning why so many training injuries could happen to him and more importantly, why no one could fix them or the accident-related ones. "Invention is the mother of necessity" He began looking at the issue as an artist and questioning the true purpose of training and added his gift of detailed observation and an artist's quest for knowing the "why" behind every line and shape. He gradually realized that the methods used in his rehabilitation and strength training process were flawed in their expression and thoroughness. With this revelation, the first step to "the WAY method" was born.

After many years of refinement through self-analysis and training collegiate and then professional athletes, he organized his methodology into a system that redefines conventional practitioner practices. "One of the reasons his method is successful is that he views each person as a unique individual in only the way an artist of his ability can." He recognizes that the differences that make us uniquely us, are what at times cause our problems. He corrects them or works around them so as to take nature's design and improve upon its weak points leaving the body fully balanced and symmetrical.

With the realization that nothing is perfect, he continues to redefine his method daily.“The body is so beautifully complex that to truly understand it will take more lifetimes than I have... but I'm working on it”.

If you can train with him, you will also realize one of the things that all his clients will agree to... Kevin is intensely passionate about what he does; after all, what artist isn't passionate about their work?

training through the eyes of an artist

how we define CORE

Kenny Dillingham head coach ASU football

Drew Terrell NFL wide recievers coach

Nikki Walts-OSU Womens soccer

The path to being better than you were yesterday, begins with that first step! Take it

The path to being better than you were yesterday, begins with that first step! Take it

The path to being better than you were yesterday, begins with that first step! Take it

The path to being better than you were yesterday, begins with that first step! Take it

The path to being better than you were yesterday, begins with that first step! Take it

The path to being better than you were yesterday, begins with that first step! Take it

The unifying system of human strength, health & performance.

the WAY method

What does this training do? Scoliosis correction...

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PREPARATION FOR D1 SOCCER @ OHIO STATE

“A man cannot understand the art he is studying if he only looks for the end result without taking the time to delve deeply into the reasoning of the study.”

Coach kt "Doc"

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