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What the Science Says: Sleep

“Sleep is for the weak!”…probably one of the more common phrases in today’s society, right along with…

Author: Ben Skutnik

Power Coach: Learning

My coaching career began like many athletes trading in the cleats for the khakis. First and foremost,…

Author: John

Tendinopathy: Dose Dependent Destruction

When we are sick, we see a physician who prescribes us medicine. When we need to dial…

Author: Matthew Zanis

On that Grind: One Hustler’s Journey through Grindstone

A Base Level of Strength. This is what you earn for pushing heavy iron four days a…

Author: Ben Skutnik

Fred Hatfield’s Influence on Power Athlete

POWER. Read that again. POWER. Jump up out of your chair and ball your hands into fists….

Author: Carl Case

Power Athlete Nation Book Club: Outsmart Your Instincts

“Your feelings will lie to you…” A common phrase in the Power Athlete coaching community. Often referring…

Author: John

What The Science Says: Beta-Alanine Supplementation

In the locker room things start to…tingle. First your lips…then your entire face. One minute, you’re looking…

Author: Ben Skutnik

Pain: Sticks and Stones

“Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones, but Words Will?…” The next time you get under a…

Author: Matthew Zanis

Clash of the Titans: Dual Program Dilemma

Part of being a good strength and conditioning coach is knowing where an athlete is at in…

Author: Carl Case