Cal Dietz

11 NCAA National Team Championships
543 NCAA Division One All-Americans Honors Earned by Athletes
34 Big Ten/WCHA Conference Championship teams
29 Big Ten/WCHA Tournament Conference Championships
35 NCAA top ten team finishes
83 Big Ten/WCHA top three league finishes
22 NCAA top/final four appearances
203 Individual Big Ten Champions
297 First Team All-Big Ten Honors
37 Big Ten Player of the Year Honors
7 Individual NCAA National Champions
10 World Champions
1 Hobie Baker Award winner
3 Big Ten athlete of the year
Responsible for developing strength programs for each of the 10 Olympic varsity athletic programs (Hockey 2000-current, Women’s Hockey 2003-current, Basketball 2006-2010, Wrestling 2000-2006, Swimming 2000-2016, Men’s Golf 2000- 2013, Women’s Golf 2006- 2013, Track 2000-current, Cross-Country 2000-current, Baseball 2000-2006, 2008-2015, Tennis 2000-2006)
Supervised assistant coaches, student trainers and graduate assistants.
Administered rehabilitation programs for injured athletes.
Represented the University of Minnesota in Various community-building events and clinics across the country as a lecturer.
Advise athletes on nutrition and supplements.
Trained numerous World and Olympic Champions
Member of Athletic Departments Gender Equity Committee
Chair the University of Minnesota’s Sports Biomechanics Interest Group.
Member of the Big Ten committee for drug testing policies, protocols and procedures.

Major Speaking & Publications:

Speaker at 2001 MN State NSCA Clinic
Published/Posted Dr. Fred Hatfield Website 2001
Speaker at 2001 Ohio State Track Clinic, Columbus, OH
Speaker at 2002 MN State NSCA Clinic
Published in Hockey Mom’s Magazine July 2003
Speaker at 2003 MN State NSCA Clinic
Keynote Speaker at 2004 MN State NSCA Clinic
Speaker at 2005 MN State NSCA Clinic
Speaker at 2006 MN State NSCA Clinic
Speaker at 2006 Frappier Acceleration Corporate Clinic
Speaker at 2006 ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress & Exposition on Biomechanics and Injury Considerations
Speaker at 2007 MN State NSCA Winter Clinic
Published in Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research - Acute Effects of Elastic Bands During the Free-Weight Barbell Back Squat Exercise on Velocity, Power, and Force Production, 2008
Speaker at 2008 NSCA Regional Clinic
Speaker at 2008 Frank Glazier Clinics in Dayton, Cincinnati, Toledo 12 presentations
Speaker at 2008 MN State NSCA Winter Clinic
Published in Strength and Conditioning Journal - Training Explosiveness: Weightlifting and Beyond, 2008
Speaker at 2009 Frank Glazier Clinics in Dayton, Cleveland, Minneapolis – 12 Presentations
Speaker at 2009 Ohio Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches Clinic – 3 Presentations
Speaker at 2009 U.S All- Starr Track & Field/Cross Country Coaches Clinic – 2 Presentations
Question and Answer on Elite Fitness Website 2009
Published in Stack Magazine – Flexibility article for Swimming 2009
Keynote Speaker at 2010 Iowa NSCA State Conference
Speaker at 2010 Eleiko Strength Summit at Poliquin Performance Center
Speaker at 2010 Central Virginia’s Sports Performance Clinics
Speaker at 2010 Wisconsin Football Coaches Association
Speaker at 2010 Wisconsin Athletic Directors Association Annual Meetings
Speaker at 2011 U.S. Youth Soccer Workshop Louisville Kentucky
Keynote Speaker At 2011 Sioux Falls South Dakota Strength Clinic
Speaker at 2011 Central Virginia Sports Performance Seminar
Speaker at 2011 NSCA National Clinic Las Vegas
Speaker at 2011 Boston Sports Medical Group Conference
2012 Published the Book - Triphasic Training: A Systematic Approach to Elite Speed and Explosive Strength Performance
Speaker at 2012 IMG Academy Symposium
Speaker at 2012 Central Virginia Sports Performance Seminar
Speaker at 2012 University of Findlay Symposium for Scholarship and Creativity
Speaker at 2012 Boston Sports Medical Group Conference
Speaker at 2012 NSCA Headquarters Coaching Symposium
Speaker at 2013 University of Wisconsin RF Coaches Clinic
Speaker at 2013 University of Hawaii Coaches Clinic
Speaker at 2013 University of Minnesota 1st annual coaches clinic
Speaker at 2013 Pennsylvania State Clinic
Speaker at 2013 Woodway Corporate Clinic
Published 2013 Aerobic Capacity is Associated with Improved Repeated Shift Performance in College Hockey Players - Peterson, Baker, Snyder, Fitzgerald, Dietz, Ziegler
2013 Published - Speed and Skill Optimization - A Proposal for a New Practice Paradigm
Speaker 2014 - NSCA National Convention Indianapolis - Advancement in Triphasic Methods
Published 2014 The Relationship Between Aerobic Capacity (VO2peak) and Repeated Shift Performance in Competitive Hockey Players. Peterson, Fitzgerald, Dietz, Ziegler, Ingraham, Baker, Snyder
Published 2014 Off-Ice Anaerobic Power is Not a Good Predictor of On-Ice Acceleration in Hockey Players. Peterson, Baker, Fitzgerald, Snyder, Dietz
Published 2014 Division I hockey players generate more power than Division III players during on- and off-ice performance tests. Peterson, Baker, Fitzgerald, Snyder, Dietz, Ingraham
Speaker 2014 - NSCA - Training For Hockey Clinic - National Strength and Conditioning World Headquarters| Colorado Springs, CO
Speaker at 2014 - Minnesota Sports Performance Clinic
Training and Conditioning Publication September 2014 - Triphasic Training
Speaker at 2015 NSCA National Conference Louisville
Speaker at 2015 MIT Sloan Sports Analytic Conference
Speaker at 2015 Minnesota Sports Performance Clinic
Speaker at 2015 University of Texas Sports Performance Clinic
Speaker at 2015 University of Kansas Sports Performance Clinic
Speaker at 2015 NHL Strength Coaches Meeting
Speaker at 2015 Central Virginia Sports Performance Seminar
Speaker at 2015 Robert Morris Strength Clinic
Published 2016 - Off-Ice Anaerobic Power does not Predict On-Ice Repeated Shift Performance in Hockey. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research
Speaker at 2016 Deer Park Strength Clinic
Published 2016 - Triphasic Tactical Training Manual

Speaker at Sanford Power Strength and Conditioning Clinic 2016
Speaker at Paleo Fx Expo Austin 2016
Speaker at Summer Strong Expo 2016
Published 2016 - Reliability of Triaxial Accelerometry for Measuring Load in Men's Collegiate Ice-Hockey.
Published 2016 - Triphasic Training Lacrosse Manual

Previous Work Experience

The University of Findlay, OH January 1999 – September 2000

Strength Coordinator

Responsible for the development and creation of strength programs for each of the 25 Men’s and Women’s varsity athletic programs offered by the university.
Supervised six student trainers and two graduate assistants.
Administered rehabilitation programs for injured athletes.
Responsible for departmental budgets.
Responsible for the development and creation of the University’s First Strength Department.
Work in conjunction with the University’s academic degree for strength and conditioning.

Facility Coordinator

Coordinate the scheduling and maintenance of the University’s fitness center.

Offensive Line Coach

Routinely worked with the offensive line on blocking schemes and techniques.
Assisted the Head Coach on a weekly basis for game strategies.
Acted as a pro scout liaison for Regional Professional Scouts.

Responsible for the videotaping and preparation of films during and after games and practices.

Associate Assistant Professor

Instructed an upper level Strength and Conditioning class for the university’s graduating seniors.
Instructed classes of in both General Health and Fitness

The University of Minnesota June 1997 – December 1998

Graduate Assistant Strength Coach

Assisted the Head Olympic Strength Coach in the implementation of 11 Olympic sport programs.
1st Assistant to Head Football Strength Coach in the implementation of year- long strength programs.

Assisted with all other aspects of strength training deemed necessary by the Strength Coordinator.

National Athletic Awards, Honors, Activities:

College Sports Magazine “NAIA 1995 National Male Athlete of the Year ”
2x National Champion in Football `92 `95 Team Captain
National Champions in Wrestling `95
NAIA Football All-American, `94, `95
Inducted into the University of Findlay’s Hall of Fame ’05
Inducted into Hancock County Sports Hall of Fame ‘12
Honored by Mid-States Football Association all-time team ‘13

Cal Dietz Coaching Mission Statement

My coaching career will begin with serving humanity in the profession the Lord has chosen for me. I will coach by example with the sole purpose of giving and teaching future generations the understanding of servant leadership skills and the guidance to understand what's right and wrong in the matters of humankind. I want to create a secure culture that fosters open-mindedness, learning, laughter, and teach the strive for excellence. In this environment, all persons will admit and quickly correct mistakes with evaluation of when and why those mistakes happened.I will be a good listener with an open mind and a willingness to share life lessons with other generations. I will never stop to grow, learn and seek enlightenment. I will only celebrate with the success of others and facility their path to greatness. I will take ownership to coach for the improvement of your future leaders and their effect on the betterment of humankind.

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