365 Performance Staff

Coach Justin is new to the Colorado area. He previously worked for the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee as a strength & conditioning coach before joining 365 Performance. He has experience working for the Tom Landry Center, Phoenix Suns, Dallas Stars, and Chicago Cubs. 

Justin has a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Master of Science in Sports Management. He also has a USA Hockey level 4 coaching certification along with a USA level 1 coaching certification and over 19 years of coaching experience.

Kevin Gregory is a strength & conditioning coach with over 19 years of experience. Kevin received his is Bachelor of Arts from Westmont College in Santa Barbra, CA, and his Masters Degree from A.T. Still University in Mesa, AZ. 

Before joining the 365 Performance team, Coach Kevin was the Director of Football Performance at Santa Barbra City College. He has a passion for coaching kids and helping them become the best athletes possible

Terry Pratt joins 365 Performance after a stellar 25-year career in the ultra-competitive Michigan hockey market. Pratt founded First Fine Performance where he worked with from top NHL players, such as Alex Debrincat, all the way to 8-year-old players trying to create an athletic base. 

Since 2015, Terry has been the strength coach for 6 state champion teams, 7 national qualifiers, and 3 national finalists. Pratt and his coaching staff created a culture that gives elite athletes, youth, and adult fitness enthusiasts alike the support, resources, and inspiration to reach their true potential. Pratt’s work speaks for itself:

·      9 national team players 

·      6 NHL draft picks 

·      7 top tier D1 college players 

·      4 of the top 50 OHL point leaders 

·      24 USHL players 

·      35 NAHL players 

Terry is a graduate of Eastern Michigan University. During his career he has spent continuing education mentorship at the Institute for Human Performance, Gary Robert training system, and the USA National Team.

Coach Christian previously worked at College of Charleston as a strength and conditioning for Men's Soccer, Men's & Women's golf, Sailing, and Equestrian. He has previous experience working at University of Montana, Embry Riddle, Stanford University (Football), Lee University, Clemson University (Olympic Sports), and the Charlotte Independence (USL Championship), where the team had the lowest injury rate and most successful season in club history.

Christian has a Bachelor’s of Science in Exercise Science and a Master's of Arts in Sport Coaching Education. He is certified through the NSCA as a Strength and Conditioning coach, as well as a Conditioning Coach through Bioforce Conditioning.

Facilities coached at:

•      Coach Gayle Hatch- Team USA Olympic Lifting

•      University of Montana

•      Embry Riddle 

•      Stanford (football)

•      Lee University

•      Clemson University

•      Charlotte Independence (USL Championship)

•      College of Charleston

More accomplishments include:

•      10+ years working in College and Professional Sports

•      5 MLB draft picks

•      4 USL Championship First team picks 

•      2x NCAA D2 Women's Soccer Final Four

•      12 NCAA Track & Field All-Americans

•      4 NCAA Baseball All-Americans

•      4 NCAA Cross Country All-Americans & a 3x XC National

Champion

•      10+ NCAA D1 Conference Championships

Coach Jason Manneberg graduated from Adams State University with his undergrad in Kinesiology and Masters in Exercise Physiology. While at Adams State, he was a member of the track and field team, finishing his career as a two time All-American in the heptathlon and decathlon as well as a RMAC conference champion in 2009 in the heptathlon. 

After graduating, Manneberg took an internship with Ben Prentiss in Darien, CT at Prentiss Hockey Performance where he worked with NHL, NCAA, and high-level high school athletes. Manneberg received his CSCS and accepted a graduate assistant position back at ASU working for the strength and conditioning department.

Jason has overseen several Tier 1 collegiate teams (wrestling, volleyball, football, and track and field). In 2014, he accepted a position as the Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach and Assistant Track and Field Coach working with multi-event athletes and 400-meter runners. While on staff, he coached 7 athletes to all-American status and was a part of the 2014 women's national championship team and the 2015 men's national championship teams. 

After Mannenberg’s time with ASU, he accepted a position as the Director of Health and Wellness with the Alamosa school district while also acting as the head Strength and Conditioning coach for Alamosa High School. Jason’s wife got a job in June of 2022 that was a great opportunity to advance her career in Radiology, which moved his family to Colorado Springs. Together they have two amazing kids Asher (10) and Everly (2), which are by far his greatest accomplishments!