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Lab to Leg Day: How to be a Scientific Strength and Conditioning Coach

Recent research suggests that 6-weeks of whole body vibration training improves vertical jump training (Rubio-Arias et al.,…

Author: Ben Skutnik

Unlocking Stress: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

“Just listen to your body…” We hear this shit all the time. As coaches, we try to educate…

Author: Matthew Zanis

Getting Started on Field Strong

Field Strong is not a beginner program. Don’t look at that as a knock. If you have…

Author: Carl Case

Birth Control and Athletic Performance

In this country, 62% of women are using some form of contraceptive. Of those, almost 50% are…

Author: Leah Kay

A Coach’s Field Guide to Hormones

Hormones and their behaviors are, arguably, the most important players when it comes to training adaptations and…

Author: Ben Skutnik

Unlocking Stress: The Double Edge Sword

We’ve all been there: the alarm clock goes off, you start to roll out of bed but…

Author: Matthew Zanis

PA Radio – Episode 237: Brett Bartholomew

Brett Bartholomew brings some pretty amazing insight to the show today, citing sociological studies and history as the foundation for his coaching approach.

Power Athlete Radio – Episode 237

Author: John

Sharpening Your Coaching Voice: Inflection and Tone

The human voice: it’s the instrument we all play. It’s the most powerful sound in the world,…

Author: Carl Case