Chad Fong- Creator & Owner of HELM
Chad’s passion for positive performance outcomes stems at many individual State Swimming Titles/Championships and as Division I collegiate swimming career at Brigham Young University. As there freshman in high school, Chad found himself competing on State’s highest stage completely ill-equipped for challenge ahead. Even it had physically proven deserved to swim alongside is elite athletes Chad found himself drowning in Interference, hyperventilating on blocks and the ultimately swimming far under his personal best or overall potential. The experience has fueled Chad to find solutions for themselves mentally deficient when it means the most.
He earned is undergraduate degree of BYU in Psychology emphasizing in Social Psychology and then earned his Masters degree from the University of Utah in Psychosocial Aspects of Sport. Since graduation Chad has working with the America’s greatest athletes, than valiant men and women of United States Army and is currently working at Fort Bragg.
In his free time, Chad enjoys camping, hiking, fishing and a good game of disc golf especially with his wife, little boy and trusted French bulldog.
Why the Clipper ship?
Clipper ships were renowned for their speed and adaptability. Every possible inch of a Clipper ship’s three masts was covered with square sails to maximize its speed potential allowing it to travel 100+ nautical miles further per day than all other ships of the time.
We adopted the symbolism of the Clipper ship because at HELM make you as sharp, swift and deliberate when you perform as you possibly can be. Clipper ships were able to dominate the merchant markets during the 19th century not only because of their physical construction but also because of the ambitious captains that fearlessly sailed them. Athletes follow this same construct; it takes more than a physical framework to achieve peak performance.
At HELM will help you “captain” your performance by providing you tools to maximize your genetic potential and training.
Are you ready to take the HELM?
