ABOUT US
Qualified Athletic Performance Coach
Training Athletically Driven
Individuals for Peak Performance
Mad Scientist Performance specializes in helping elite competitors and everyday athletes achieve their maximum potential. The online athletic consulting group was founded out of necessity to connect with like-minded individuals worldwide and deliver high touchpoint, remote coaching. The primary focus of our work is to provide structure, feedback, and progression to unlock your peak performance while removing the burden of in-person coaching.
We seek clients who want to train for their goals with intent, not just “work out.” Some might be current/former competitors while others are dedicated gym-goers who still feel that pull to move, develop, and live like an athlete. Whether you practice in standard gyms, home setups, or club environments, your motivation is twofold.
Meet the Coach
Chase Overpeck
Chase Overpeck is the founder of Mad Scientist Performance with the vision of helping those with the desire of achieving their athletic potential worldwide. Having been a performance coach in the Triangle Area of NC for the last 5+ years, he has coached athletes in many settings such as sports performance facilities, classroom settings in college, spaces as small as his garage, and online. These clients have have ranged from 7 to 70+ years old and started from complete beginners to reaching collegiate, professional, and Olympic Level competition.
Educational
Recognition
MA Exercise Physiology (UNC-Chapel Hill)
Published Researcher in Peer-Reviewed Journals
NSCA-CSCS & USAW-L1 Certifications
Coaching
Acknowledgements
Coached Olympians,
National Record Holders, International Medalists,
NCAA All-Americans, & Collegiate Recruits
D1 Team Consulting
Athletic
Achievements
U25 National Champion in Olympic Weightlifting
6x National Medalist & State Record Holder
A Unique Coaching Perspective
Built on Experience
University-Trained Performance Coach
Performance Science
Chase received his graduate degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in Exercise Physiology. He also holds an undergraduate degree in the same discipline from the school as well as a minor in Neuroscience. Chase was an active researcher during his time in school completing both undergraduate and graduate thesis projects, becoming a published author in a peer-reviewed journal, and consulting on collaborations with members of the USA Swimming Scientific Board as well as leading data collection for a project across the country with University of California-Berkeley.