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Jake Allen
- Title:
- Assistant Director of Sports Performance
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The 2021-22 athletic season is the second for Jake Allen as Houston's assistant director of sports performance after serving as assistant strength and conditioning coach for Houston men's basketball in 2019-20. Allen currently oversees all aspects of sports performance for the Cougars' baseball and men's and women's golf programs.
With his current role, Allen provides programming for individual student-athlete needs including strength, conditioning and mobility while working alongside the sports nutrition and medicine staff to appropriately implement sound nutrition and supplement plans as well as return to play and transitional rehab protocols.
As assistant strength and conditioning coach for a Houston men's basketball that captured the American Athletic Conference Championship, Allen was responsible for the oversight of newcomer racks during team lifts, monitoring post-practice training and administering daily individualized supplement protocols.
Allen came to Houston following six months as a graduate intern strength and conditioning coach with University of Texas men's basketball and additional Olympic sports. With men's basketball, he worked directly with walk-ons and redshirt student-athletes. He also conducted NBA combine testing and weekly weigh-ins as well as daily maintenance of fueling stations.
He assisted Texas' head strength and conditioning coach with women's swim and drive, track and field, soccer and tennis. With the soccer program, Allen was responsible for non-traveling training sessions.
Allen received his degree in nutrition and exercise physiology from Missouri in 2018. While at Missouri, he served 10 months as an intern strength and conditioning coach with the Tigers' men's basketball program. There, he was responsible for equipment maintenance and daily upkeep of the facility. He also assisted with the implementation of the strength and conditioning plans as well as with return-to-play and transitional rehab training protocols.
He is currently pursuing a Master of Science in advanced human performance from Liberty.
The 2021-22 athletic season is the second for Jake Allen as Houston's assistant director of sports performance after serving as assistant strength and conditioning coach for Houston men's basketball in 2019-20. Allen currently oversees all aspects of sports performance for the Cougars' baseball and men's and women's golf programs.
With his current role, Allen provides programming for individual student-athlete needs including strength, conditioning and mobility while working alongside the sports nutrition and medicine staff to appropriately implement sound nutrition and supplement plans as well as return to play and transitional rehab protocols.
As assistant strength and conditioning coach for a Houston men's basketball that captured the American Athletic Conference Championship, Allen was responsible for the oversight of newcomer racks during team lifts, monitoring post-practice training and administering daily individualized supplement protocols.
Allen came to Houston following six months as a graduate intern strength and conditioning coach with University of Texas men's basketball and additional Olympic sports. With men's basketball, he worked directly with walk-ons and redshirt student-athletes. He also conducted NBA combine testing and weekly weigh-ins as well as daily maintenance of fueling stations.
He assisted Texas' head strength and conditioning coach with women's swim and drive, track and field, soccer and tennis. With the soccer program, Allen was responsible for non-traveling training sessions.
Allen received his degree in nutrition and exercise physiology from Missouri in 2018. While at Missouri, he served 10 months as an intern strength and conditioning coach with the Tigers' men's basketball program. There, he was responsible for equipment maintenance and daily upkeep of the facility. He also assisted with the implementation of the strength and conditioning plans as well as with return-to-play and transitional rehab training protocols.
He is currently pursuing a Master of Science in advanced human performance from Liberty.
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