Tyler Noble Email & Phone Number

Indianapolis, In, Us

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

At the elite level of any sport, the difference between 'good' and 'great' can often be found in the margins with fractions of a percent separating winners and losers. Through the use of traditional problem solving skills paired with the latest in data & sport science, I'm tasked with both identifying the limiting factors to athlete performance and identifying interventional support to move from 'good' to 'great'.Projects in this space include (but are not limited to) medical support at major competitions, talent identification, biomechanical support, and performance forecasting. There is extensive travel (~165 days a year), both domestic and international, in this role which requires the ability to work flexibly and autonomously.

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

The High Performance department at USA Track & Field is primarily tasked with attaining and maintaining elite athlete performance with a focus on USA's medal count at World Championship and Olympic events.Within that context, I'm responsible for the collection and analysis of performance-impacting data for elite-level track and field athletes. Challenges in funding and oversight at the NGB level, coupled with the transient nature of elite-athlete status in professional track and field, has shifted the emphasis our focus to predictive analytics to help improve athlete performance.

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

The High Performance department at USA Track & Field is primarily tasked with attaining and maintaining elite athlete performance with a focus on USA's medal count at World Championship and Olympic events.In my role as the sports medicine coordinator, I was responsible for coordinating medical care for elite-level track and field athletes. With over 300 funded athletes in a given year, a special emphasis was placed on athlete monitoring and load management.

Colorado Springs, Colorado Area

As an Intern at USA Triathlon, I was responsible for assisting in the day-to-day operations of the National Governing Body for the sport of triathlon. In the national office, I worked with all departments in the completion of their daily tasks. Some of the projects that I have worked on include:-Talent identification-Execution of USA Triathlon's annual high performance plan-Preparation of elite athlete guides ahead of World Cup events-Coaching certification/re-certification-Filing of expense reports-Filing of incident reportsIn addition to my work at the USA Triathlon, I had the opportunity to live at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs with many of our Olympic athletes.

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

Generally speaking, I assist the High Performance and Coaching Education departments in the execution of their respective annual plans. My duties within our High Performance department vary greatly from day to day. Here are some of the projects that I have had the pleasure of taking on: -Elite athlete funding tracking -Talent identification -Elite athlete testing -NCAA athlete tracking and talent identification -Updating the registered drug testing pool-Assist in the planning and execution of the 2014 Throws Initiative Test meet in Chula Vista-Assist in the execution of the annual High Performance Plan as outlined by the USOC In addition to my work with the High Performance department, I work within our Coaching Education department. In my work with our Coaching Education department I am responsible for the following items:-Updating and maintaining the coaches registry-The packaging and distribution of coaching education materials to courses throughout the country -Assist the coaching education manager in the planning and execution of our Level 2 school-Assist the program director in the data verification process for the 2014 IAAF World Juniors Coaches conference

Saginaw, Michigan Area

In my time as a Teaching Assistant in the Human Performance Lab, I was held responsible for assisting in the instruction of the kinesiology lab sections of exercise physiology as well as functional anatomy. I became well-versed in various forms of athlete testing ranging from cardiorespiratory fitness to body composition. I have experience conducting in the following areas:-Metabolic Cart operation-Vo2 max tests on a variety of devices ranging from arm ergometers to treadmills -Body composition measures utilizing BodPod, skin fold, and bio-electrical impedance devices -EKG Operation and Interpretation-EMG Operation and Interpretation-Cholesterol Testing-Lactate threshold testing-Anaerobic power testing utilizing the Wingate testing protocol-Risk Stratification -Vo2 max field testing utilizing the Oxycon mobile metabolic unit

Saginaw, Michigan Area

I competed for the Saginaw Valley State Cardinals in cross-country as well as indoor and outdoor track and field. SVSU competes in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) and is an NCAA Division II institution. While eligible, I competed in the distance events, which include races ranging from 3,000 to 10,000 meters. As an athlete I would frequently put in 20+ hours a week of training in addition to being a full time student. Some of my awards/accolades include the following:-Served as team a captain from 2010-14-Voted by teammates as team MVP and Most Dedicated Athlete for Cross-Country 2010-13-Voted by teammates as freshman of the year for cross-country in 2009-Finished 12th place at USATF Junior Nationals in the 10k 2010-NCAA Division II Midwest All-Region Cross Country Team 2012

Saginaw, Michigan Area

Kids Run the Nation is a program founded by the Road Runner's Club of America that aims to combat childhood obesity through a comprehensive 10 week program aimed at teaching elementary aged kids the importance of a healthy lifestyle. A secondary objective of increasing the popularity of the sport of long distance running is also emphasized. In my work with Kids Run the Nation program of Saginaw County, I was responsible for the following tasks: -Creation and implementation of fun, child-based training programs-Basic nutritional counseling-Assist in the planning and execution of the end-of-the program "race"-Assist in the pursuit of donations and grants to fund expansion of the program-Assist in the recruitment of volunteers for the successful implementation and expansion of the program

Saginaw, Michigan Area

In my time at MileStone Racing I was responsible for completing the following tasks: -Creation of training/running programs for those interested in competing at MileStone Racing events -Assist in the planning and execution of MileStone Racing events-Assist in the collection of donations-Assist in the race day execution of MileStone Racing events

Master’S Degree, Exercise Physiology

Bachelor'S Degree, Kinesiology And Exercise Science

5 years of participation in cross country/track and field; 12th Place at 2010 USATF Junior Nationals 10k; USTFCCCA All-Region 2010; Team.