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Strength and Conditioning

Understanding Quickness and Praxis

Form follows function.  As an athlete plays a sport, their systems specialize per given demands, including anticipation…

Author: John

Power Approach to Soccer Training

The skill and athleticism necessary to compete amongst the best soccer players in the world has been…

Author: John

Warm Up Reflections

“A real man smiles in trouble, gathers strength in distress, and grows in reflection.” Power Athlete and…

Author: John

A Different Perspective on Coaching Women

You’ve seen them around.  They drive cars, dance, and even show their faces in public (conditional upon…

Author: John

How to Approach a Sport Coach About S&C- Part 2

In the first installment of How to Approach a Sport Coach, we explored the dynamic relationship between the…

Author: John

Are You Strong Enough for CrossFit?

Every once in a while we are fortunate enough to have the insight of gurus of varying…

Author: John

How to Approach a Sport Coach about S&C- Part 1

“Tex, I am meeting with a high school football coach about training the coaches and possibly the…

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Standards Worth Having

Standards. We all have them; whether you’re determining clean clothes from dirty, a productive workday from a…

Author: John

Training and Thinking Outside the Box

Be honest. Don’t you sometimes miss those old school days where you would roll up to Average…

Author: John

Power Ankle

Standard anatomical textbook approach to our body’s joints is to identify the action; flexion, extension and rotation;…

Author: John