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Power Approach to Lacrosse Training

This week marks the kick-off of the 2015 college lacrosse season across the country, including my boys…

Author: John

Power Athlete Radio – Episode 94 Robb Wolf

“The Power Athlete Forum is the only forum I spend any time on.” One of our favorite…

Author: John

Drop-In Disaster: Making Lemonade

I recently had one of the worst training experiences of my life.  I know what you’re going…

Author: John

Power Athlete Radio – Episode 93 Jim Wendler

“i can’t relate to people who wouldn’t die for what they do.” This week are joined by…

Author: John

Waxing Nostalgic: Katie Sandwina

In a time and culture where we cannot log on to Facebook without seeing a play by…

Author: John

Building the ‘Moment’ Into Training

“You just can’t blow opportunities like this. You’ve just got to take advantage of the great things…

Author: John

Power Athlete Radio – Episode 92 Jim Bathurst

the best skill is a beast skill. This week we have Jim Bathurst of  Beast Skills. Jim…

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Power Athlete Radio – Episode 90 Mark Watts

one-point-twenty-one-gigga watts! One of our favorites is back.  Mark Watts joins us for the second time to…

Author: John

Power Athlete Radio – Episode 89

Happy new year, power athlete nation! This week, we’re getting the band back together after a long…

Author: John

Power Coach: Connection

Coaches are teachers, but in sweatpants instead of pantsuits.  Traditional teaching involves breaking down challenges such as…

Author: John