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Dr. Micheál Cahill is currently the Chief Operating Officer responsible for the scalable growth, development and expansion of the company's strategic vision, in addition to ensuring interdepartmental workflow, efficiency and synergy. Prior to this role Micheál served as the Chief Performance Officer and interim Chief Executive Officer at Athlete Training & Health responsible for the training philosophy within all locations in addition to overseeing the day to day integration of a multidisciplinary sports medicine and research team focusing on applied human performance collaborating with large hospitals. He has also worked with select athletes across a broad range of sports from national level marathon runners to NFL athletes guiding multiple areas of their training such as sleep, recovery and strength and conditioning. Between 2013 - 2018, Dr. Cahill was the Director of Sports Science at Jesuit College Dallas, overseeing 750 athletes across 21 different sports. Previously Micheál has worked in various full-time and consultancy roles with multiple sports organizations and athletes around the world. Collaborating with universities and professional sporting organizations to advise on best practice through evidence led strategies and embedded postgraduate practical research initiatives. He has previously worked with the Clare Senior Footballers and now acts as the Head of Athletic Performance for Limerick Senior Footballers for the 2024 season.  

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Micheál completed his bachelors and master's degrees in Health, Fitness and Leisure and Sports Performance respectively. He obtained his PhD at Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand focusing on acceleration and resisted sprinting in youth adolescents. His current research interests include factors related to linear and multi-directional speed and the influence of strength, speed and power on youth athletes of varying maturation. He is currently a research associate with Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand and Cardiff Metropolitan University, Wales in which he supervises and advices sports science research worldwide. 

 

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