Recognizing over-coaching in the weight room
Build strength, resilience, and independence by giving athletes room to self-adjust.
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Read MorePeriodization gives coaches structure, but knowing when to adjust keeps athletes progressing and protected.
Read MoreLook inside the methods, mindset, and message of Rob Glass, one of college football’s most respected performance coaches.
Read MoreThis excerpt from Rock Solid Resilience by Dean Robert Somerset & Daniel Pope provides tips for reducing shoulder pain during exercise.
Read MoreConsider the following strategies for strength, mobility, and endurance training to support well-rounded athletic development.
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Read MoreDirector of Sports Performance at Mason High School (OH) Trenton Smart leads with an emphasis on fundamental movements, injury mitigation, and mental resilience.
Read MoreHelp athletes improve ankle mobility and reduce injury risks with these targeted exercises and coaching strategies.
Read MoreMake the most out of what you have to build an effective strength and conditioning program. Consider these strategies to maximize your space.
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UWM-Athletics Director of Strength and Conditioning, Matt Holt, talks about being transparent with his athletes about how strength training translates to their sport.
Robert Huggins, Ph.D., ATC, President of Research and Athlete Performance at the Korey Stringer Institute, discusses how athletic trainers and other professionally trained medical staff are often overlooked in athletic programs and how TUFSS seeks to reduce catastrophic sport injuries.
To reduce the risk of ACL injuries, Coach O’Neill applies principles that work for beginners and advanced athletes alike.
Critical Reload’s Mike Bewley explains the crucial role of proper nutrition for athletes, including important metabolic needs.
Head Strength and Conditioning Coach at Niles West (Ill.) High School, discusses how he creates a unique and effective training environment for his athletes by combining his knowledge of exercise science with a passion for teaching.
Coach Roome highlights Logan University’s S&C program, its flexible pace, direct application of coursework, and access to renowned faculty.