Interview with Asher Price on His “Year of the Dunk” and Beyond
In a sense, the slam dunk is a tribal sign that “you’ve been initiated” as a modern sportsman. A little […]
Interview with Asher Price on His “Year of the Dunk” and Beyond Read Post »
In a sense, the slam dunk is a tribal sign that “you’ve been initiated” as a modern sportsman. A little […]
Interview with Asher Price on His “Year of the Dunk” and Beyond Read Post »
Jump training is a beautiful thing. Why? Because you get so much more out of it than simply the ability
Top 5 Plyometric Exercises for Single Leg Jumpers Read Post »
Want to jump higher, run faster, and get more powerful? You’ve come to the right place today. Every now and
25 Vertical Jump Commandments: Revised and Expanded Read Post »
Generally speaking, I get two staple questions regarding vertical jumping and associated training: My training has looked like this ________,
Single Leg Jump Differences: The Anatomy of a Freethrow Line Dunk Read Post »
For this article, I’m going to talk about how barbell training can be better infused into high jump training, and
5 Training Tips for the Developing High Jump Athlete: Part II Read Post »
This coming spring will mark the 16th year of my love affair with high jump event in track and field.
5 Training Tips for the Developing High Jump Athlete Read Post »
One of the biggest issues in athletic coaching is the problem of bias. Coaches will look at the things that
Individual Differences in Athletic Performance: Speed vs. Force Dominant Read Post »
Triple jumpers are, pound for pound, some of the strongest (if not the strongest) and explosive athletes out there. I
A Performance Analysis of Elite Triple Jumpers Read Post »
I am very proud to announce the release of my first full length book, “Vertical Foundations”, the first book ever
Vertical Foundations Book Release! Read Post »
One of the first YouTube high jump channels I noticed years ago was that of Jussi Viita, a high jumper
Jussi Viita Interview Read Post »
Practical Applications for Training the Reactive Athlete Training is simple. Most of the time. Sometimes though, it is counter-intuitive, mind-racking
Long Sprints for Reactive Vertical Power: Part IV Read Post »
When it comes to building speed, cleans and snatches are slow as dirt. Compared to actually sprinting that is. Keep
Long Sprints for Reactive Vertical Power: Part III Read Post »