A System of Concurrent Training for Team Sports: Anatoliy P. Bondarchuk and Michael Yessis
Have you ever read Bondarchuk or Yessis and found yourself wondering, “I just read a whole page of words and […]
Have you ever read Bondarchuk or Yessis and found yourself wondering, “I just read a whole page of words and […]
By Justin Fawley Ever since Tudor Bompa and Leo Matveyev organized Hans Selye’s stress-response models into periodization systems, coaches have
Today’s podcast features Logan Christopher of Legendary Strength and Lost Empire Herbs. Logan Christopher is a strongman, entrepreneur and mental
Today’s episode is a solo show, where unlike the question and answer shows I’ve done in the past, I wanted
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By Michael Zweifel As an S&C professional, I’ve always been impressed with big “numbers” – a huge vertical jump, a
David Foster Wallace once described tennis as the perfect hybrid of chess and boxing. The mind has to calculate an
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Today’s episode features strength coach and sport scientist, Jake Schuster. Jake is a coach who has brilliantly connected the dots
Editor’s note: Although I have my own particular beliefs about the exact role of vertical and horizontal forces in sprinting,
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Today’s episode features strength coach and educator, Michelle Boland, Ph.D. Michelle is the owner of Michelle Boland training, and earned
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What is the best plyometric for double leg jump improvement? I get asked this a lot. There are a lot
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Today’s episode features biomechanist and inventor David Weck. David has devoted thousands of hours to the intensive study of human
Unleashing the Power of the Coiling Athletic Core with David Weck Read Post »
Biomechanics is the application of physics to the human body. Yet it seems as though there are gaps between our
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