Brandon Denison has been in the human performance field for nearly five years, working with athletes from the
professional level to youth athletes as young as 5 years old, as well as elite military personnel and corporate
professionals. As a performance intern with EXOS – Los Angeles, Brandon coached athletes preparing for the
NFL Combine, NFL Off-Season training, MLB and USTA players, and led the youth football and collegiate
sport preparation sessions. In addition, he was selected to co-coach with the Director of Performance Education
during the Performance Mentorship series, teaching coaches the value and importance of a coaching philosophy
and training system. Brandon’s experience there has helped prepare him for this role, showing the diligence it
takes from the moment an athlete walks into the facility to when they depart for competition.
Brandon’s education consists of dual undergraduate degrees from the University of Houston in Exercise Science
and Human Nutrition & Foods. He is credentialed through the National Academy of Sports Medicine in Sports
Performance and Corrective Exercise, USA Weightlifting in Advanced Sports Performance, certified in the
Functional Movement Screen and Y-Balance Test through Functional Movement Systems, and as a
Performance Specialist through EXOS.
Brandon’s specific interests in sports performance are with football, baseball, basketball, and track & field.
Having played baseball and basketball during his youth for nearly 10 years, he has a deep appreciation for what
it takes to be successful in sport through practice and variability in training. Although his primary focus is
athletic performance, he has the knowledge and experience to work with a variety of patients. Brandon’s
blending of athletic coaching and performance education helps develop young men and women reach their full
potential on and off the field of play.
professional level to youth athletes as young as 5 years old, as well as elite military personnel and corporate
professionals. As a performance intern with EXOS – Los Angeles, Brandon coached athletes preparing for the
NFL Combine, NFL Off-Season training, MLB and USTA players, and led the youth football and collegiate
sport preparation sessions. In addition, he was selected to co-coach with the Director of Performance Education
during the Performance Mentorship series, teaching coaches the value and importance of a coaching philosophy
and training system. Brandon’s experience there has helped prepare him for this role, showing the diligence it
takes from the moment an athlete walks into the facility to when they depart for competition.
Brandon’s education consists of dual undergraduate degrees from the University of Houston in Exercise Science
and Human Nutrition & Foods. He is credentialed through the National Academy of Sports Medicine in Sports
Performance and Corrective Exercise, USA Weightlifting in Advanced Sports Performance, certified in the
Functional Movement Screen and Y-Balance Test through Functional Movement Systems, and as a
Performance Specialist through EXOS.
Brandon’s specific interests in sports performance are with football, baseball, basketball, and track & field.
Having played baseball and basketball during his youth for nearly 10 years, he has a deep appreciation for what
it takes to be successful in sport through practice and variability in training. Although his primary focus is
athletic performance, he has the knowledge and experience to work with a variety of patients. Brandon’s
blending of athletic coaching and performance education helps develop young men and women reach their full
potential on and off the field of play.