ROBERT L. BECKMAN, Ph.D., has been building knowledge management systems most of his professional career. He is currently the Chief Knowledge Officer of CareVector LLC where he is helping to run an Observational Study researching TBI and PTSD in brain-injured wounded warriors. He is responsible for sustaining the national network of hyperbaric clinics as well as architecting the technology platform for data collection and analysis. Professionally, he has most recently architected a worldwide joint planning system. He has been the Chief Knowledge Officer or Chief Information Officer of several organizations within DOD/OSD and the Intelligence Community. He has participated in and led revolutionary efforts in Strategic Planning, organizational and management re-engineering, knowledge based targeting and decision support, competitive intelligence, war room development, targeting and thwarting foreign targeting of US assets, fraud detection, counter drug, counter terror, and money laundering and organized crime investigations. He was a senior member of an elite data integration effort for the counter-intelligence (CI) and counterterrorism (CT) communities, and has built a prototype for law enforcement entities engaged in CI, CT and homeland security. He had an extensive academic and publishing career, as well as being a co-owner of consulting and software companies. His PhD is in International Relations and he is an expert on nuclear non-proliferation. He is a former USAF KC-135 pilot and a Vietnam Veteran. He has been engaged pro bono in helping to treat and heal brain injured service members for over six years.

I educate clients by a science known as Biomimetics. As an already proven world record holding training philosophy to follow, the majority of my students are our military elite. When you claim ability to teach any athlete how to run 20% faster in an hour, few recreational athletes will take such result possibilities seriously. 

When you can teach a Soldier how to carry 135lbs of equipment and record a heart rate at 7% treadmill incline to be lower than walking naturally at 0% incline, one's military credibility is without question. With teaching athletes how to execute a 90-degree directional change cutting maneuver with no measurable torque load to the knee at all, if you can't do the same, then welcome to my world. 

I'm not the only one in my field of study, merely the first of them to create an athletic development program in a very radical field of sports medicine. Training biomimetically is founded in idea of seeking to improve both physical and cognitive abilities. How video games play a role in that process is why my education begins where most leave off.

I don't study athletes with fingers crossed injuries don't happen. I study sports injuries knowing if I can protect clients from incurring them, improved performance is a natural byproduct.

With a resume including research sponsorship by Nike and formal testing through the Office of Naval Research in Coronado, CA. my training domain isn't teaching anyone how to lift weights. I teach how to manage and carry it. If you seek to improve in athletic skill, biomimetics is based upon reducing musculoskeletal injury risk through improving one's balance skills to increase running speed, economy, acceleration, physical agility, or load bearing ability. 

Lifting weights isn't needed.

Founded upon the movement skills utilized by the best athletes determined by science, and not corporate marketing departments, is why my private clients include professional sports team head coaches as well as director of training for all US Navy SEALs.

The question I ask of any athletic trainer is "What can you teach me that I can't learn from anyone else?"

If you're tired of doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results, then I'm confident training biomimetically will radically impact and improve your athletic abilities. Because everything I teach is different from anyone else....