NFL Combine Preparation Among Specialties of Newest SportsEdTV Contributor.

May 10, 2021


Ric Donaldson, Founder, Neuro Kinetics Performance System joins leader in online sports education.


Miami, Florida May 10, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - SportsEdTV has added the expertise of Ric Donaldson, founder and owner of Neuro Kinetics Performance System (NKPS) to its list of important contributors to its FREE online sports instruction portal.

His NKPS company provides fitness and performance coaching for clients and has developed a nationwide performance referral network for health, wellness, nutrition, and rehabilitation.

"Because Ric has a wide experience preparing young athletes to realize their special talents and applying them to full potential, he will be a great fit for our parental audiences, seeking guidance and motivation for their sons and daughters who are passionate about sports as an important part of their lives," said Robert Mazzucchelli, Founder, and Chairman, SportsEdTV.

Prior to launching NKPS Donaldson was Sports Performance Coordinator and Director for Elite Prototype Sports Performance Lab, for nearly a decade in New York City.

"One of Ric's high profile services is the NFL Combine preparation training he provides to college seniors and NFL free agents which is sure to be subject matter he will contribute to our ambitious athletes," added Victor Bergonzoli, CEO of SportsEdTV.

Ric earned a Bachelor of Science Degree at Brooklyn College in 2009.

About SportsEdTV: SportsEdTV exists to help athletes, coaches and parents LEARN, WIN, and CELEBRATE. We don't expect everyone who uses our learning tools to become a world champion - that's not our mission.

We do expect people who use our educational resources to become their own champions, by whatever definition they view success in their chosen sport. For some, success is making the varsity team, for others, it's becoming country champion, and for others still, it may simply be gaining proficiency at a sport that offers a lifetime of fun and fitness.

To us, no matter your aspirations in sport, if you are striving to improve, you are winning! As a leading sports education media company, we provide FREE video and blog content to anyone in the world with an internet connection.

We also offer a global online community, where athletes, parents, and coaches can interact, connect, chat, share content and find new friends. SportsEdTV videos feature coaching from world-class coaches and athletes - many of whom are or have coached world champions - and have been watched by viewers in every country in the world.

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