The promotion and advancement of performance training through the most up-to-date technology, education, and research, to provide members with the tools and resources they need to advance the profession of performance training; to increase youth participation through service and education of the best performance training practices help members grow professionally and develop their skills so that they may better serve the National Football League (NFL), its organizations, and athletes as experts in strength & conditioning, performance, and sports science; serve as the leading standard and authority on professional football performance training and aid in educating the global community ofperformance professionals.
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No paid executives reported in 2024. Professional Football Performance Coaches Association reported 4 unpaid officers and board members on its 990.
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