Julie Young

Education

  • BA, Political Science/International Relations, University of California, Los Angeles.

Current position

  • Director Sports Performance, Silver Sage Sports Performance Center

Professional Memberships

  • Athletes’ Performance, Mentorship

Coaching/Fitness background

  • O2fitness – coaching and training: March 2005-present
  • Director of Cross-Country Programs, Northstar Resort 2005-2011
  • USCF certified coach: March 2005-present
  • Old Greenwood Resort – Adventure Fitness: 2005-present
  • East-West Partners Wellness Program: Summer 2007
  • Tahoe Center for Health – Performance trainer and endurance coach, emphasis Alpine and Nordic skiers, junior cyclists

Athletic achievements

  • Six-time Cycling World Championship Team Member
  • Overall General Classification winner of the Tour de L’Aude – women’s equivalent of Tour de France
  • Overall General Classification winner Tour d’Aquitaine, France
    • Stage wins and podium finishes at Tour de L’Aude, Tour d’Aquitaine, Tour of the European Economic Community, Molenheike, Tour d’Epinal and Grand Prix de Quebec
    • Pro teams included AutoTrader.com, Timex, Fanini, Saturn and Kahlua, concurrently representing the U.S. National Team. Named Autotrader.com team captain
    • Winner Xterra Tahoe City, 2010, 2011
    • Winner Tahoe Rim Trail 50K, 3rd overall, 2010
    • UCLA Golf Team, NCAA Academic All-American

Jeff Angermann Ph.D.

Jeff Angermann is a post-doctoral research fellow at the University of Nevada School of Medicine. His research program at UNSOM is in the field of vascular smooth muscle physiology, and specifically addresses the pharmacology and role of smooth muscle ion channels in pulmonary hypertension and hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction. He is an ex-professional road cyclist, a five-time collegiate all-American athlete and four-time National Champion in both road and mountain disciplines. His passion for cycling carries through to coaching: He has attained the highest level of coaching certification for cycling (USCF elite level; one of fewer than 100 nationwide) and currently coaches both road and mountain cyclists. Dr. Angermann is a member of the American College of Sports Medicine, the American Heart Association, the American Physiology Society, and the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology.

Education

  • Ph.D., Environmental Chemistry with emphasis in Toxicology,  University of California, Davis, 2003.

Current position

  • Assistant Professor, School of Community Health Sciences, University Nevada, Reno

Professional Memberships

  • American College of Sports Medicine
  • American Physiological Society

Coaching background

  • Head Coach, UC Davis Cycling Team: 1999-2000
  • USCF elite (level 1) coach certification: February 2005

Athletic achievements

  • USCF Category 1 and NORBA Semi-Pro current licensure
  • 3-time collegiate national road cycling champion
  • 6-time collegiate all-American in road cycling
  • 2006 NCNCA time trial and NORBA National XC champion
  • Ex-professional road cyclist (Webcor cycling team, 2003)

Dr. Andrew Pasternak

Dr. Andrew Pasternak is a board certified family physician with an interest in sports medicine. While an avid fan of teams around Detroit while growing up, physical fitness was not foremost on his mind. Dr. Pasternak began to realize that he needed to get into shape after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament in medical school. In his first 5 K, he had to walk most of the last mile just to finish. Later, along with his wife, he finished dead last in the Wisconsin State Games winter quadrathelon (but we finished). Since moving to Reno, he has become more serious about exercise and has now finished the Death Ride, is an avid xc skier, and has run the Boston Marathon with his wife. By incorporating exercise into his regular lifestyle, he has come to personally realize both the physical and mental benefits exercise can provide.

Education

  • Undergraduate degree:  University of Michigan, Bachelor of Science- 1990
  • Medical Degree:  University of Michigan- 1993
  • Residency: University of Wisconsin –Madison Department of Family Medicine-1996
  • Fellowship:  University of Wisconsin- Masters of Science in Epidemiology/Preventative Medicine

Certified- American Board of Family Practice Board 1996.  Recertified 2008

Medical Director of the Tahoe Rim Trail Endurance Runs