Jason Harbin

At BEAT, Jason implements specific and directed performance training for clients every week. That includes developing their daily exercise regimes and advising their nutrition choices. After completing over 700 assessments and working with more than 1,000 clients and athletes, Jason:

• Mastered the science of designing programs for clients that bring results.

• Skilled at identifying potential problems and benchmarking the clients’ current fitness, including their strengths, weaknesses, stability, flexibility, mobility, cardio, etc.

• Provide performance fitness training to a broad range of individuals, from business professionals to moms and high school students, cyclists, runners, weightlifters, lacrosse, football, and soccer players.

Jason Harbin is also an athlete with his performance fitness regime and goals.

Accomplishments

Top ranked, “drug-free powerlifter” including two world records.  Earned elite classification in three weight classes.

Collegiate Experience

At Kent State University, Jason was the primary strength coach for baseball, softball and women’s soccer teams, along with assisting with the football team, where he spent 50% of his time and energy.

Team Sizes

(Typical)
Baseball, 60
Softball, 45
Soccer, 45
Football, 90

365 days a year, Jason provides strength and flexibility training to these top-notch athletes, along with nutrition support and injury prevention.

Off and pre-season training prepared the athlete for their competitive season. Typically, in season training was more ad hoc based on the athlete’s need to get back on the field after an injury. The goal was enabling the athlete to manage and recover from ongoing injuries such as the knee and ankle problems typical for soccer players. Jason learned to pay close attention to the abilities and mental state of athletes who knew how to push their own abilities and handle that type of risk.