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Justin Allen
Born
Houston, Texas, U.S.
OccupationAthletic trainer
OrganizationALL-EN SPORTS PERFORMANCE
Known forTraining elite athletes in the NFL and NBA

Justin Allen is an American athletic trainer and the founder of ALL-EN SPORTS PERFORMANCE, based in Houston, Texas. He is known for training elite athletes across professional sports, including the NFL and NBA.

Early life and education

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Allen grew up in Texas and is the younger brother of Dwayne Allen, a former NFL tight end and Super Bowl LIII champion.[1] His early life was marked by challenges, including periods of homelessness. He attended college and played football until injuries forced his retirement in 2018.[2]

Career

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Following his transition away from competitive sports, Allen began training young athletes in local parks, initially offering free coaching sessions. His first notable client was CeeDee Lamb, now a wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys.[3] This marked the beginning of his professional training career.

Allen has since worked with numerous high-profile athletes, including James Harden, Jarred Vanderbilt, Tank Dell, C. J. Stroud, Tyreek Hill, Dalvin Cook, Keon Coleman, DeAndre Hopkins, Jaylen Waddle, and Xavien Howard.[4] His training methodologies focus on performance optimization and injury prevention.

In addition to working with professional athletes, Allen trains top college and high school athletes across the United States.[5]

Recognition

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Allen's contributions to sports training have been acknowledged by the City of Houston, which declared an official Justin Allen Day in December 2023.[6]

References

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