LAB Antwerp is a data-driven sports performance center, home to Olympic and World Champions. I am at the forefront of the biomechanical screening system, utilizing 3D force plates and motion capture technology to develop one of Europe's most comprehensive protocols for assessing field-based athletes. In addition, I coach athletes across diverse sports using performance therapy and S&C, consulting internationally for clients in Premier League, Bundesliga, Serie A, ATP Tour, LIV Golf Tour and more.

Identifying a gap in quality distance coaching, I founded PafŌ to redefine support for athletes and executives through data-driven, remote coaching. We focus on three pillars: physical training, nutrition, and mental resilience, using data-driven tools and strategic coaching to achieve maximum client buy-in. Our protocols are crafted in collaboration with field experts, delivering centralized, in-depth expertise.

Leading physical preparation and recovery strategies season-round and on tournaments as part of a high-performance system that has seen success at the 2020 Olympics, 2018 World Championships, and 2019 European Championships.

Prepared Elias Ymer for the Australian Open & Davis Cup in Stockholm by addressing key movement inefficiencies and resolving ankle and knee issues ahead of the AO. My role encompassed physical training, soft tissue work, regeneration therapy, nutrition guidance, and cognitive priming. Provided ongoing remote support until February 2024.

As part of my master's, I traveled to New Zealand to deepen my biomechanics knowledge, challenging myself to build expertise beyond my physiology background. I gained valuable insights into how sport science drives a nation of 5 million to Olympic success. I also contributed to scientific projects ranging from velocity-based training to exo-suit wearable resistance and motorized flywheel training.

Helping entrepreneurs ameliorate their health and decision making by integrating physical & cognitive training, breathing techniques, nutrition tactics & improving sleep patterns.

Under supervision of Sander Nuyens – physiotherapist National Belgian Football Team