During this time of Shelter-In-Place and Work-From-Home it has been advised that people check in on friends to see how they are doing, so we decided to take that advice to heart.
Today is the first in an ongoing series of checking in with friends of Southeastern Athletics as we ask them about their time here, what they are doing now, and how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected them.
In our first check in we talk to Bobby Stroupe.
From 1999-through-2003 he patrolled the Southeastern secondary and helped the football program make its first NCAA Playoff appearance. Since then he has become the Founder and President of ATHLETE Performance Enhancement Center (APEC). Stroupe has directed human performance systems for over 20 years and his coaching ranges from youth athletes to some of the top names in multiple professional sports including first round picks, Super Bowl and World Series champions.
Stroupe and his team currently support over 100 athletes in the NFL and MLB alone. Among many accomplishments by his athletes, Bobby has been credited with supporting arguably some of the best in the game of baseball and football including NFL MVP Patrick Mahomes. He has been featured as a top trainer for multiple sports and athletic performances on ESPN, Sports Illustrated, USA Today, NFL and MLB network, STACK, Bleacher Report, and many more.
If you would like to hear more about Stroupe and his work, he has started a podcast which discusses the broad field of human performance, with his first episode discussing how APEC came to be. You can find his podcast
at this link.
