Nicholas Fiolo, Ph.D.
The speech would be a mix of the practical and philosophical about working with teams and educating graduate students in the current ever-evolving environment. The goal of the presentation is to help the audience develop their own framework for approaching and using data, tech, and AI in sport.
Phone: 1-234-268-3147
Email: fiolo.n@ohio.edu
website: https://www.ohio.edu/chsp/fiolon
Education:
BS, Kinesiology, The Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA
MS, Sport Nutrition and Exercise Science, Marywood University, Scranton, PA
Ph.D., Sport Physiology and Sport Performance, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN
Major research and professional areas: Applied sport science; athlete monitoring; periodization and training theory; sport technology
I believe in the value of evidence-based practice and the combination of scientific planning and practical action. The value of sport science lies in its ability to positively impact the dayto-day actions of coaches and athletes. Simply using technology to get data is not science. Data are not information. Information without clear action is useless. As a sport scientist I pride myself in developing comprehensive athlete monitoring and training programs to optimize athlete performance on competition day. I hope to educate and mentor a new generation of sport and fitness professionals and prepare them for successful careers.