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Lessons Learned

Check out John Welbourn’s 2014 Lessons Learned…

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Power Coach: Communication

Communication is essential for any coach who aims to truly empower their athletes.  Just as a coach…

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Power Athlete Radio – EPISODE 87 Power Athlete Symposium: Part 2

Merry Christmas, ya’ filthy animals.  This week’s episode is full of surprises as we give you Part…

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Don’t Be Weird Cranberry Cheesecake

Tis the season and between cooking, traveling, shopping, running the box and wodding I haven’t had time…

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Power Athlete Radio – Episode 86 Power Athlete Symposium: Part 1

Happy Holidays, Power Athlete Nation! This weeks episode was the kick off to a very long and…

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Power Coach: Experience

Strength and conditioning is an incredibly unique industry in that each individual measures experience in their own…

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Power Athlete Radio – Episode 85 Antony Lo, The Physio Detective

Antony the “Physio Detective” Lo joins us for this weeks episode of PA Radio.  The group discusses…

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Looking Good Naked: Part 2 (Women)

Looking Good Naked Part 2: Why Women Lift Weights Steven M. Platek – November 27, 2014 Introduction…

Power Athlete Radio – Episode 84 CalTex

Power Athlete’s two east coasters reconnect for this intimate pre-Thanksgiving episode with Denny K.  Things get interesting…

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7 Unconventional Changes To Improve Training

“Nothing endures but change.”-Heraclitus (540 BCE – 480 BCE) Ancient Greek philosopher, Heraclitus, was onto something big. …

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