Mar 22, 2017
Episode 171: Corey Peacock, PhD discusses how he implements
science-based practices in the physical preparation of the elite
MMA athletes he works with, including Anthony Johnson, Michael
Chandler, Matt Mitrione and Rashad Evans.
Dr. Corey Peacock is currently serving a dual role as the Head
Exercise Physiologist and Performance Coach for MMA’s the
Blackzilians fight camp. In this role, he is responsible for
contributing physiological evaluations, strength &
conditioning, and injury prevention methodologies. His experience
as both a Strength Coach and Sports Performance Researcher have
allowed him to implement state of the art injury prevention
technology and coaching techniques within the team. A former
collegiate football player and coach, Corey graduated from Kent
State University with a Ph.D. in Exercise Physiology, focusing his
application on human performance.
He works closely with many Strength & Conditioning professionals from the NFL, NHL, MMA and NCAAF and is regarded as one of the top Performance Coaches and Sports Scientists in South Florida. Along with coaching, Dr. Peacock also works as a professor in the Department of Health and Human Performance at Nova Southeastern University. As a researcher, he has contributed multiple peer-reviewed publications integrating the fields of exercise physiology, athletic performance, and supplementation.