John Taylor
MS Physical Education, University of Montana
BS Physical Education, Bemidji State College
John Taylor is the president and founder of Break Away Game Speed, where he has developed programs to improve the sports performance of individuals since 2006. From 2010-13, he served the Humphrey's American School at the United States Army Garrison-Humphreys in South Korea. Since the start of his career, Taylor has served nearly 30 years as a physical education teacher in various elementary and high schools.
Along with numerous other certifications, Taylor is a registered strength and conditioning coach by the National Strength and Conditioning Association and high school strength and conditioning specialist by the International Youth Conditioning Association. In addition, he earned a Certification in Applied Functional Science, a Speed and Agility Training Certification, and a Nutrition Certification.
Taylor is a member of the American Heart Association's Board of Directors as well as a member of the Physical Education and Health Curriculum Committee for Missoula County, Montana.
He earned his bachelor's degree in Physical Education and Health from Bemidji State College. He earned his master's degree in Physical Education from the University of Montana.
Taylor has presented on physical education topics at clinics and conferences across Montana, including the Montana American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Conference.