Page Fectaeu is one of our Performance Coaches at Athletes Acceleration, joining the team during the Fall of 2024.

Since joining the team Page has secured her NSCA-CSCS, becoming a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and her Certified Sports Nutrition Coach from the National Sports Performance Association (NSPA).

Coach Page’s experience helping Athletes with Nutrition and return to play protocols, make her very valuable to our team.

Coach Page graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 2024 with a Bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences. While at UNH, she interned with the Health & Wellness Nutrition Department and volunteered with the Division I Athletics Fueling Program—which sparked her passion for improving athletic performance through both training and nutrition.

Before joining the team at Athletes Acceleration, Page completed
Internships and Part Time positions as a rehab aide and return to play coach, where she got hands-on experience with exercise and injury recovery.

Page grew up as a year-round athlete at Seekonk High School, where she captained the varsity soccer, indoor track, and outdoor track teams, and earned South Coast Conference All-Star honors in each sport. When she’s not coaching, you’ll probably find her out on a long run, enjoying the outdoors, or spending time with family and friends.

Jordan Mccomb comes to Athlete’s Acceleration fresh off her senior year at Lasell University, where she graduated with a degree in Exercise Science in May 2020. She has started her Master’s Degree at Lasell.

Having grown up down the street in Cumberland, RI, Jordan attended Mount Saint Charles Academy in Woonsocket. She lettered in three different sports (volleyball, ice hockey and lacrosse), all for which was named an all-division player. Her senior year, she captained all three programs, having served as captain for the ice hockey team her junior year as well. Jordan was chosen as the Rhode Island Girls Hockey Player of the year, as well as Rhode Island’s Female Athlete of the year in 2015. She was also named Mount Saint Charles female athlete of the year that same year.

While playing for the Lasell University women’s lacrosse team, McComb was a three-time captain. She ranks in the top ten in nearly every statistical category of the Lasell women’s lacrosse record book, sitting at seventh in points, seventh in goals, sixth in draw controls, sixth in ground balls, and fourth in forced turnovers. She won a Great Northeast Athletic Conference championship in 2016, is a 3-time all conference selection and was chosen as GNAC Midfielder of the year in 2019.

She has experience working with athletes at Babson College, and a slew of lacrosse teams in both Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

Coach Jordan is a Certified Sports Performance Coach (CSPC) from the National Sports Performance Association (NSPA), a Certified Functional Strength Coach (CFSC Level 1) from Mike Boyle’s Certified Functional Strength Coach, and a Certified USA Hockey Coach.

Dylon Grzenda is a Licensed Athletic Trainer (ATC) and Certified Sports Performance Coach.

Coach Dylon joined the Athletes Acceleration team during the Summer of 2024 where he helped train hundreds of athletes through successful return-to-play protocols following ACL reconstruction and helped dozens more recover from minor injuries.

Beyond rehab, Dylon also specializes in performance training – helping athletes get faster stronger and more explosive

In addition to training, Dylon offers individualized bodywork and recovery sessions, utilizing a wide range of techniques including cupping therapy, dry needling, and blood flow restriction training to enhance mobility, reduce soreness, and optimize recovery.

Dylon currently serves as an athletic trainer at UMass Boston, where he provides on-field coverage and rehab support for collegiate athletes. He earned his Master’s degree in Athletic Training from Merrimack College and holds a Bachelors degree in Biology/Pre-Med from the University of New Haven.

A former collegiate baseball player himself Dylon brings a deep understanding of athletic performance and injury recovery from both a clinical and personal perspective.

A North Attleboro native, Dylon is proud to give back to his community by supporting athletes at every level- from youth to college – with the tools, education, and training they need to thrive. Dylon can be found hanging out with his dog Duke, the beaches on the cape, and staying stylish on the streets of Boston.