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Richard Bucciarelli

Professional Fitness Coach, Sports Scientist, Coach Educator & Founder of Speed Training Lab + High Performance Centre

About

CREDENTIALS:
MS, B.Kin., R.Kin, CSCS, CSEP-CEP, USSF “A”, FIFA 11+, PhD Candidate

Richard Bucciarelli is a professional fitness coach, sports scientist and coach educator, and the owner of Speed Training Lab + High Performance Centre, a sport-specific strength and conditioning company in Toronto. He has worked at some of the highest levels of soccer in Canada and internationally, including the Canadian National Women’s Teams, the Toronto FC Academy, The Uruguayan Segunda (second division) with Canadian SC Uruguay, and the United Soccer League (USL) with the Ottawa Fury FC, as well as several different Canadian college and university teams.

Richard is a PhD Candidate in Human Health and Nutritional Sciences with a specialty in biomechanics of speed and acceleration training in soccer players, at the University of Guelph. He has presented his research at some of the world’s largest and most prestigious soccer-specific sports science and coaching conferences, including the World Congress on Science and Football, the World Conference on Science and Soccer, the National Soccer Coaching Convention, the Ontario Soccer Summit, and the Futsal Canada Conference.

An avid author, lecturer and coach educator, Richard holds certifications as a FIFA 11+ Instructor, Sport for Life Movement Preparation Instructor, and Ontario Soccer Learning Facilitator. He works as a Professor of Exercise Science and Physiology in the Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of Guelph-Humber, and in the Fitness and Health Promotion Program at George Brown College, in Toronto. He also provides coaching education for Ontario Soccer, Canada Soccer, and the National Soccer Coaches Association of Canada, and has had over 50 of his articles published in research journals, books, and soccer magazines.