Who is Dean Brittenham?

CLIENT LIST: (while at NIFS, Universities, and at Scripps, San Diego)
US. Olympic Bobsled: training athletes and coaches in Canada

Chicago Cubs: Consultant during spring training

Baltimore Orioles: Worked with coaches and athletes for three spring training seasons

Stanford University Women's Tennis: Tested and trained a number of players at NIFS

Notre Dame: Worked with women's and men's basketball teams and coaches

University of Illinois: Installed the Athleticism program with the football team, coaches, and trainers.
NOTE: Simeon Rice improved dramatically and became a first round draft choice. He beat out one of our other clients, Zack Thomas, for rookie of the year. Rice was 6’ 4” 225 lbs. and Zack was 5’ 10” 215 lbs. Zack went on to be an All-Pro his second year, was an 8 time All-Pro and a great example of an athlete who became an adherent to the Athleticism program, and a Whole Brain Thinker.

Employment:
2000–2009 Developed the Ultimate Total Human Performance Regimen by incorporating Bill Harrison’s Sensory Expansion Gym, Brain Expansion Gym, with the Bilaterality Gym, the Ambidexterity Gym and the Athleticism Gym, with the end product being “Whole Brain Thinking Performers” who live and perform in the "Zone"

1989–92 Clinician for the N.B.A. for International Basketball Clinics in Spain, Italy, Germany, Hungary, Sweden, Iceland, Israel, and England

1995–2000 Athletic Director of the Shiley Elite Training Programs at Scripps Clinic San Deigo, CA

1993–95 Athletic Excellence Consultant to teams and individuals. Executive Director of S.P.O.R.T. Elite

1988–1993 Strength and Conditioning Coach Indiana Pacers. Director of the Center for Athletic Development, at the National Institute for Fitness and Sport, Indianapolis, Indiana

1984–88 Strength, Speed, Flexibility, Conditioning, Athleticism New England Patriots. Went to the “85” Super Bowl as a new first year staff

1984-85 Speed, Flexibility, Conditioning, Coach Minnesota Vikings

1970–82 Consultant on Flexibility, Speed, and Conditioning New Orleans Saints, Kansas City Chiefs, Denver Broncos

1970–79 Assistant football coach University of  Colorado in charge of recruiting speed and conditioning and became head track and cross country coach. In 1976 CU had 12 players drafted to the NFL, three in the 1st round

1967-70 Assistant Cross Country and Track Coach, University of Nebraska. Started the first off–season football program for credit. Coach Bob Devaney wanted a faster team and in two years it was the fastest team in the U.S. as timed by 22 pro scouts. They won two National Championships.

1964-67 Head Track and Cross Country, Occidental College

1962–64 Assistant Track and Cross Country, University of Kansas

Education:
1957 B.S. University of Nebraska
1958 M.S. University of Colorado
1967–69 Advance degree work University of Nebraska

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