Interview with Greg Potter: Speed and Strength Training
About a year ago, I read one of the best collection of thoughts on speed and strength training I can […]
Interview with Greg Potter: Speed and Strength Training Read Post »
About a year ago, I read one of the best collection of thoughts on speed and strength training I can […]
Interview with Greg Potter: Speed and Strength Training Read Post »
As I approach 30 years old, I find it easy to maintain or improve my maximal strength levels in the
3 Laws of Breakaway Sprint Speed Read Post »
Believe it or not, jumping and sprinting athletes should strength train differently. Of course, if you play a sport (which
Special Strength Training for Jumpers vs. Sprinters Read Post »
Q&A with Josh Hurlebaus on what NOT to say when coaching sprint technique There are things that you should NEVER
Hurlebaus: What NOT to Say When Coaching Sprints Read Post »
If there is one specific physical quality that athletes want, it is speed. My day job is to strength train
Interview: Bret Contreras on Strength and Speed Read Post »
Interview with Josh Hurlebaus on Sprints: 10-16-2012 I am always excited to pick Josh Hurlebaus’ brain regarding the topic of
Interview with Josh Hurlebaus on Sprints: 10-16-2012 Read Post »
The focus of this month’s research is on a deep muscle attached to the front of the spine that most
Best of Strength and Conditioning Research in August: Part I, Studies on the Psoas Read Post »
Unless you have learned to maximize the eccentric component of your training, you are likely selling yourself short in your
Overspeed Hip Eccentrics for Jumpers and Sprinters Read Post »
I have been a lurker of the “elitetrack.com” forums forever since I can remember looking up training on the Internet.
Interview on Speed Training with Josh Hurlebaus Read Post »
Jumping and sprinting are two qualities that any team sport athlete would like to be proficient in. They typically go
Jump high, but run slow…why? Read Post »