Improve how you develop athletes.
Explore practical approaches to movement and athletic development that can help you think differently about how athletes move, train, and perform.
2026 NHSSCA Oregon Family Day
You shouldn’t have to solve coaching challenges alone.
Spend three hours with Oregon coaches, PE teachers, sport coaches, and athletic leaders working through the same challenges you face every day. Learn practical ideas. Ask real questions. Meet people who understand the work.
Three hours. Practical learning. Real conversations. People in your corner.
Strength coaches • PE teachers • Sport coaches • Athletic directors • Administrators • Young professionals
Why Give Us Three Hours?
Walk away with something you can use.
This is not three hours of sitting through presentations just to check a box. Oregon Family Day is built around practical ideas, hands-on learning, honest conversation, and relationships you can take back to your school.
Experience speed training firsthand.
Take part in a hands-on Game Speed session and see how speed concepts can be coached, progressed, and applied with athletes in a real school setting.
Learn how to build support.
Join a roundtable focused on administrative buy-in and hear perspectives on how coaches can strengthen communication, improve support, and move programs forward.
Leave with more people in your corner.
Meet strength coaches, PE teachers, sport coaches, and athletic leaders who understand the work and may become part of the network you call on long after the event ends.
The goal is simple: leave better connected than when you arrived.
Save My SeatNHSSCA 1 More Campaign
The 1 More Campaign
Don’t just come. Bring 1 More.
If you already know the value of being around people who understand this work, Family Day is your opportunity to open that door for somebody else.
Who could your 1 More be?
- Strength Coach
- Sport Coach
- PE Teacher
- Athletic Director
- Administrator
- Young Professional
- Aspiring Coach
Their first step doesn’t have to be membership. Their first step can simply be showing up.
Invite them to experience the people, conversations, and community first. Give them the chance to see what the NHSSCA is about before asking them to take a bigger step.
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Who Belongs in the Room?
If you help athletes grow, this room is for you.
Family Day is not just for people with “Strength Coach” in their job title. It is for professionals who care about helping students move better, train better, perform better, and build stronger programs around them.
Strength Coaches
Connect with other professionals doing the work, exchange ideas, and bring practical concepts back to your athletes and program.
PE Teachers
Explore ways strength, movement, speed, and athletic development can support students and strengthen physical education programming.
Sport Coaches
Learn how better physical preparation can support what you are already trying to accomplish in practice, competition, and athlete development.
Athletic Directors
Hear how strength and conditioning can support safer, more connected, and more effective athletic programs across multiple sports.
Administrators
Gain a clearer understanding of what quality strength and conditioning leadership can contribute to students, staff, and school culture.
Young Professionals
Get in the room early. Meet experienced professionals, ask questions, and begin building the network that can help shape your career.
You don’t need the right title to belong. You need a reason to help athletes get better.
Save My SeatLearn From People Doing the Work
Meet the people leading the conversation.
This is not about collecting speaker credentials. It is about putting you in the room with people who can teach something useful, share what is working, and help start conversations that continue after Family Day.
District Administrator • Athletic Director
Travis Osborne
Optimizing Athletic Performance Through Natural Movement Patterns
Gain an administrative and athletic-development perspective on how movement, physical preparation, and better systems can support athletes across a school program.
High School Strength & Conditioning
Josh Wolfram
Hands-On Game Speed
Move beyond theory and experience speed development firsthand with concepts designed to translate into the high school training environment.
Come ready to listen. Leave ready to apply.
See the ScheduleThree Hours. Built With Purpose.
Learn it. Do it. Talk about it.
Family Day is designed to move beyond passive listening. You will learn a concept, experience an application, and finish by working through a challenge together.
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12:00 PM
WelcomeWelcome & Introductions
Get settled, meet the people in the room, and set the stage for an afternoon built around practical learning and connection.
12:05 PM
TeachOptimizing Athletic Performance Through Natural Movement Patterns
Travis Osborne
Explore practical movement and athletic-development concepts through the lens of school leadership, physical preparation, and athlete development.
1:05 PM
DoHands-On Game Speed Session
Josh Wolfram
Get out of the chair and experience speed development firsthand. See how the concepts can be coached and applied in a high school setting.
2:05 PM
ResetQuick Break
Grab a drink, connect with someone new, and get ready to finish the afternoon with an open conversation.
2:10 PM
TalkRoundtable: Getting Administrative Buy-In
Bring your questions. Share what is working. Hear different perspectives on communication, support, resources, and moving programs forward.
3:00 PM
ConnectWrap-Up & Connections
Leave with practical ideas, new relationships, and people you can continue the conversation with after Family Day.
Don’t just leave with notes. Leave with something you can use Monday.
Save My SeatReady to Join Us?
Save your seat. Then bring somebody with you.
You have seen what the afternoon is built around: practical learning, hands-on experience, honest conversation, and people who understand the work. Now put yourself in the room.
Date
Saturday, October 3, 2026
Time
12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Location
Willamette High School
Event
2026 Oregon Family Day
Already coming? Think of your 1 More.
Think about the sport coach, PE teacher, athletic director, administrator, young professional, or fellow strength coach who would benefit from being in the room with you.
PUT YOURSELF IN THE ROOM.
PUT YOURSELF IN THE ROOM.
Reserve your place for an afternoon built around learning, application, conversation, and connection with people working to make high school strength and conditioning better.
2026 NHSSCA Oregon Family Day
Presentations at Willamette High School, 1801 Echo Hollow Rd, Eugene, OR, 97402 | Saturday, October 3rd, 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM PST
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Supported By
Thank you to the partners helping make Family Day possible.
Events like this happen because organizations choose to invest in coaches, schools, and the continued growth of high school strength and conditioning.
Thank you for investing in the people who invest in athletes. Stronger together.
Oregon Family Day
You shouldn’t have to coach alone. Come be part of the room.
Come learn. Come connect. Come share what is working. And if you know someone else who should be part of the conversation, bring them with you.
One coach. One invitation. 1 More.