Mission Statement

CasePerformance's Mission Statement

Here at CasePerformance we strive to bridge the gap between research and human performance, while acknowledging that the real world results obtained by the athlete/client and coach are the ULTIMATE measure of success.

Knowledge is worthless unless properly applied to your training goals. This pertains to research completed in the gym as well as the lab. Unfortunately, by the time research has been filtered down to the average individual, it has been polluted by manufacturer propaganda, manipulated by those with personal agendas or glossed over by popular media.

At CasePerformance, this nonsense is sidetracked as we bring the research straight to your front door. We provide you with free access to our article database as well as personalized training and nutrition programs that provide results. Furthermore, we teach you how to teach yourself in our Consumer Savvy article section. As you'll see, the only personal agenda you'll find at CasePerformance is the one that starts with you and ends with your success!

Great Archived Articles

	Creatine – Beyond Brawn Part I: Diabetes and Glycemic Control by Sean Casey | 12/07/2013 The ergogenic benefits that creatine has on muscular power and performance is widely known. However, what is less known is the “other” beneficial roles that creatine supplementation may have on health and in clinical settings. In part I of our series, we examine the relationship between creatine and blood glucose management.
	2014 ISSN Conference Review - Part IIb by Sean Casey | 10/26/2014 In Part IIb of our ISSN conference review we focus on the following presentations: Jacob M. Wilson PhD and Ryan Lowery BS CSCS (Fat Loss Strategies for Optimizing Body Composition), Jeff Volek PhD RD (The Many Facets of Keto-Adaptation – Health, Performance, & Beyond), and research from Dr. Lonnie Lowery's lab on The Effects of VIA® Instant Coffee on Bench Press Performance: A Gender Comparison.
	High Speed Interval Training for Improved Sport Performance by Sean Casey | 10/16/2009 ATTENTION Ball, Speed, or Strength Sport Athletes: Quit wasting your time with long, slow 30 minute jogging sessions. Start using High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) to spark your performance.

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