Former NFL and Power 5 Dietitian on Nutrition’s New Goals & Reminders
Kirsten Gregurich is a performance dietitian in professional and collegiate athletics. Before coming to Teamworks as a Senior Product Success Manager, Kirsten was the Assistant Director of Football Performance Nutrition at the University of Texas at Austin, and she previously served as Team Dietitian for the Indianapolis Colts. Hey, everyone! I’m thrilled to tell you […]
Optimizing Performance with Menstrual Cycle Tracking in AMS
Teamworks AMS optimizes menstrual cycle tracking for personalized data to increase performance and minimize injury risk. Watch the workflow in action now.
Team Netherlands Gears Up for Paris2024 With AMS
The Netherlands Olympic Committee is determined to be among the ten most successful elite sports nations in international medal rankings at the Paris 2024 Olympics. We caught up with Lisa Van Paridon, Project Leader of Athlete Management Systems for Team Netherlands, to learn how they incorporate Teamworks AMS into their preparations for the Olympics. Driving […]
On The Road to Paris 2024
Learn how National Olympic Committees are leveraging tech solutions to elevate competitive advantage in Paris 2024.
Unpacking the Six Teamworks Categories
Welcome to the next evolution of Teamworks. We recently announced Teamworks’ unified brand architecture that intuitively organizes our purpose-built products into categories to support each phase of the athlete lifecycle. Now, finding the products and resources you need to optimize your elite sports organization is even easier. Let’s take a deep dive into each of […]
Connect & Engage: New INFLCR-Hub Integrations
Learn about the latest integrations between INFLCR and Hub that help streamline workflows and engage athletes.
Notemeal: Innovating Personalization
When founders Sean Harrington and Kevin Kusch built Notemeal, the mission was simple – create a new fueling experience for athletes. At the time, dietitians worked endless hours, manually creating individual meal plans and providing nutrition education to the athletes they served. It was becoming a losing battle; the harder they worked, the more demand there was for their services. There was no way to scale the customization of intelligent and effective meal planning. Until now…