The sports-performance community in Westchester County, New York, is mourning the sudden passing of Jordan Bledsoe, a respected coach, business owner, and Director of Performance at Velocity Sports Performance.
Bledsoe’s passing has been confirmed through a fundraiser created to support his wife, Sarah, and their two sons. He is being remembered as a devoted husband, father, mentor, and leader who dedicated his life to helping athletes reach their full potential.
He served as Owner and Director of Performance at Velocity Sports Performance – Westchester, where he played a key role in developing training programs for athletes at all levels, from youth and high school competitors to collegiate and professional players, as well as those recovering from injuries.
A graduate of Our Lady of Lourdes High School, Bledsoe went on to play Division I football at Fordham University, where he earned four varsity letters, served as a team captain, and received All-Patriot League honors during his collegiate career.
Following his time as a student-athlete, Bledsoe built a career in strength and conditioning, eventually becoming a managing partner at Velocity Sports Performance – Westchester in 2019. In his role, he also contributed to educational initiatives and media efforts, including involvement in the organization’s Better Athletes Podcast.
Authorities or family sources have not publicly disclosed the cause, location, or specific circumstances surrounding his death, and those details remain unconfirmed at this time.
His passing has prompted an outpouring of support from the community, with many athletes, families, and colleagues reflecting on the lasting impact he had both professionally and personally.
Jordan Bledsoe is survived by his wife, Sarah, their two sons, and a wide network of family, friends, and athletes whose lives he influenced through his work and mentorship.