The Human Performance program here at the New Mexico Military Institute offers a wide variety of programs designed to maximize physical capabilities in such broad areas as strength, endurance, agility, speed, jumping, and balance. Joe Forchtner, as Director of the Department of Human Performance, along with Strength and Conditioning Coach Brian Tracz, work together to create, conduct and coordinate specific training programs for the following large-volume groups:
Corps PT - encompassing the entire Corps of Cadets here at NMMI.
Team Sports - individual and group workout routines designed for the player/team.
ILEA - International Law Enforcement Academy special sessions.
NMMI has three separate facilities dedicated to helping achieve the goal of maximum human performance:
Godfrey Athletic Center:
Full weight and cardio center, lap and diving pool, two full sized indoor sport courts for volleyball/basketball/etc, two indoor racquetball courts.
Outdoor Fitness Factory: This outdoor facility has a medicine ball wall and hanging wire toss area, a 28 unit multi-station set, a sand pit for added resistance training exercises, an incline-run hill, a multi-gym substation, several plyometric jumping tables, three raised pole beams for balance and agility exercises, and areas for 'ironman' drills such as sleds, tractor tire lifts, anchor-chain pulls, etc.
Cahoon Armory Building: Full sized indoor sport court and free weights workout room.
