Co-Founder

Director of Nutrition

Harry Hall, known as Harry or "H," is a co-owner and co-founder of Kronos Human Performance, and is an expert in the field of human performance. His journey in the world of human performance is not only defined by his academic achievements and certifications but also by his profound passion for helping athletes and individuals achieve their health and performance goals.

Harry began his educational journey at the University of Southern Maine, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training, coupled with a Minor in Coaching. During his time at USM, he served as a student Athletic Trainer for various teams, including Men's and Women's Lacrosse, Hockey, Wrestling, and more. His dedication to assisting athletes from a medical perspective was evident. In addition to his role as a trainer, Harry was a dedicated member of the USM Men's Soccer team, even captaining the team during his sophomore and junior years. However, he made the decision to conclude his college soccer career to focus on his future in aiding other athletes in achieving their life aspirations.

After obtaining his Athletic Training Certified certification (ATC), Harry ventured south to pursue a Master of Science in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Sport and Exercise Science from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi (TAMU-CC). During his master's studies, Harry worked as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for the Army ROTC Battalion on campus, where he oversaw the well-being of over 120 cadets. This role provided him with ample opportunities to assist injured tactical athletes in returning to training efficiently, as well as covering practices for DI sports teams. Harry also served as a preceptor for the university's Athletic Training program, mentoring up to six students in a single semester, as they worked toward their Athletic Training degrees and credentials.

Early in his tenure at TAMU-CC, he interned with the Strength and Conditioning Department under Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Lee Scott, who served as his mentor and aided him in preparing for the Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist certification (CSCS). Harry's commitment to expanding his expertise led him to apply his CSCS knowledge to the Battalion, providing his services as a strength coach. He even traveled with the baseball team as their strength coach, preparing them for significant games against schools such as the University of Texas and Oklahoma University.

Upon completing his master's degree, Harry returned to the world of soccer, taking on the role of Athletic Trainer for the Women's DI soccer team at TAMU-CC, where he played an essential role in ensuring the players' health and well-being.

In 2019, he relocated to the Northeast and joined the Major League Soccer (MLS) club, New England Revolution Academy, as an athletic trainer and strength and conditioning coach. He oversaw the healthcare of 100 youth soccer players and continued to expand his knowledge by acquiring a Nutrition Coach certification (PN2).

Harry's dedication to serving athletes extended to a volunteer role as an Athletic Trainer at the United States Olympic Center (USOC) in Colorado Springs, CO, during a US Olympic Medical rotation, further enriching his experience.

A year later, he was promoted to lead the medical care for the club's second team, New England Revolution II. His role included extensive travel, providing top-notch medical care to professional soccer players. His journey with the club continued to ascend as he was subsequently appointed as an Assistant Athletic Trainer for the New England Revolution's First Team. At the end of the 2021 season, he transitioned to a Performance Coach for the First Team, where he managed the club's nutritional concerns and led team activation sessions.

Just six months later, H was appointed as the Head Performance Coach for the First Team, overseeing all aspects of strength and conditioning programming, and end-stage rehabilitation for the First Team as well as nutritional concerns for the club.

Currently, H teaches a college nutrition class at Anna Maria College, and oversee’s the nutrition coaching for KHP. Harry's journey in the world of human performance stands as a testament to his unwavering dedication and commitment to helping individuals achieve their health and performance goals.

Co-Founder

High Performance Director

Everett “Lee” Scott Jr., Co-Founder of Kronos Human Performance alongside Harrison Hall since February 2020, brings a wealth of experience in sports performance to the table. Over the past nine years, Scott dedicated himself to Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, where his role as the assistant athletic director for sports performance saw him at the helm of the Islanders' strength and conditioning program.

Scott's tenure at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi witnessed remarkable achievements, notably contributing to the team's back-to-back Southland Conference championships in men's basketball. These victories propelled the Islanders to consecutive trips to the NCAA Tournament, culminating in a triumphant win in the 2023 First Four. Additionally, his strategic guidance led the Islanders to claim the 2023 Southland Conference All-Sports trophy for women's sports, securing championships in basketball, tennis, and beach volleyball.

Before his impactful stint at TAMUCC, Scott served as the head strength and conditioning coach at Texas A&M-Kingsville. In this role, he oversaw the strength and conditioning programs for the university's 12 intercollegiate athletics teams, contributing to conference championships in baseball and men's track in 2014. The TAMUK men's track team's fourth-place finish nationally underscored Scott's commitment to excellence.

Scott's professional journey also includes roles at Houston's Downtown Club at the Met and the YMCA in Victoria, Texas. His expertise shone as a group exercise instructor, personal trainer, and the designer of plyometric and strength programs for notable events like the John Lucas Camp in Houston.

His career commenced at Midwestern State University, where he earned his master's degree in exercise physiology. As a strength and conditioning graduate assistant, Scott played a pivotal role in crafting offseason conditioning programs for the MSU women's basketball team. His impact extended to designing and implementing the walk-on/redshirt football program for the Mustangs, while also contributing to the strength and conditioning efforts for football, men's basketball, and softball.

A former student-athlete at Northwestern State University, Scott served as a placekicker for the Demon football program before concluding his playing career at MSU. His achievements include conference championships in 2004 and 2009, along with twice leading the Lone Star Conference in kickoff coverage.

Post-college, Scott's involvement extended beyond the field, participating in the national combine at Lucas Oil Stadium and playing semiprofessionally in the arena league for the Houston Stallions and Corpus Christi Fury.

A native of Elgin, Texas, Scott, together with his wife, Julie, and daughters Hattie and Sadie, resides in Nashville. His journey stands as a testament to dedication, expertise, and an unwavering commitment to excellence, setting the tone for Kronos Human Performance's mission to maximize human potential. As a Co-Founder, Scott's influence resonates across every aspect of the company.

Business Operations Manager

Director of Baseball

Harrison DiNicola, affectionately known as Harry, brings a wealth of professional baseball experience and business acumen to his role as the Director of Business Operations for Kronos Human Performance.

A native of League City, Texas, Harry's journey into the world of professional baseball commenced when he was drafted by the Miami Marlins in 2018. Over the course of six years playing pro-ball, he dedicated himself to the sport, demonstrating his talent and commitment on the diamond. Notably, from 2020 to 2023, Harry proudly served as a member of the Florence Y'alls in the Frontier League, contributing to the team's success and leaving an indelible mark on the league.

In tandem with his athletic pursuits, Harry prioritized his education, graduating with a Bachelor's degree in Business Management from Texas A&M Corpus Christi. Recognizing the importance of giving back to the community and nurturing the next generation of baseball players, Harry has spent the last two years coaching an under-14 baseball team for the JustDawgs based in Santa Fe, TX. His coaching role showcases his leadership skills, dedication, and values to fostering the development of young athletes beyond the professional arena.

Currently serving as the Director of Business Operations for Kronos Human Performance, Harry brings a unique blend of sportsmanship and business insight to the team. His background as a professional baseball player and his business education equip him with a multifaceted perspective that is invaluable in overseeing the operational aspects of Kronos Human Performance.

Harry's journey, characterized by dedication to both athletics and business, reflects his commitment to excellence and continuous growth. In his current role, he plays a pivotal part in ensuring the success and efficiency of Kronos Human Performance, embodying the spirit of a true leader both on and off the field while sharing the same core values as KHP.