BulldogPower was designed and developed to provide Byron Center student-athletes with year round, in-season and off-season training to enhance sport performance
At a certain point, something interesting happens.
An advanced athlete’s training starts to resemble a beginner’s again.
Not because they’ve regressed, but because they’ve achieved sports mastery.
They know what works. They know how they respond. And they understand that as
So proud of our BulldogPower team and the outstanding student-athletes that uphold our core values and standards in athletic performance. #BuildingChampions
HUMBLED/HONORED to even be nomiated for this prestigious award, let alone be voted Great Lakes COY. @NHSSCA@NHSSCA_MI@gobcbulldogs
Truth be told, this is a TEAM win. Thanks Byron Center Public School Administration, Athletic Department, Coaches and Sports Boosters for support!
He’s visited our room and I have certainly visited his (along with many others). Congratulations to a lifelong learner on all things fitness but particularly in High School Strength and Conditioning, Byron Center’s Joe Chiaramonte @JoeATCCSCS
You absolutely should lift heavy in-season. Here’s why:
1. Keeps you strong and significantly decreases the likelihood of injury.
2. Powerful CNS stimulant that can greatly improve on-field performance.
3. Prevents the loss of muscle mass & strength. High reps combined with light loads will not only make you lose massive amounts of strength and muscle mass but they will also induce the most muscular soreness & fatigue.
Tips for Lifting Heavy In-Season (Sets & Reps): 2x2 at 85%, 3x1 at 90%
Attention Student athletes. A Celsius is not a proper breakfast. You’re tired all of the time because you’re not eating enough real food. Don’t skip breakfast and don’t skip your pre-workout protein and carbs!
If you need a pre-workout for "energy" you likely aren't:
❌Eating enough quality carb or protein
❌Hydrating or drinking sufficient fluid
❌Getting your 7-9 hours of sleep
❌Eating enough overall calories to support training & recovery demands
Consuming the level of caffeine ( 120-300 mg +) in pre-workouts, energy drinks like:
✖️Celsius
✖️Bang
✖️C4
✖️Red bull
✖️Prime
On a regular basis is extremely harmful to your health.
Too much caffeine (> 200+ mg ) in one dose or in a short period of time can lead to:
❌Heart palpations
❌Anxiety & mood disorders
❌Poor appetite = inability to consume enough kcal
❌Depression & poor sleep (caffeine has a 6 hour half life and it will still be in your system at bed time if you consume in the afternoon/evening)
Pre-workouts/caffeine can't replace the fundamentals. Back to the basics with real food.
ALWAYS finding ways to be a better Coach for our school district and our student athletes. @tfc_clinic @pntrack Fortunate enough this year to have our head @byroncenterfb coach and head @bcbulldogstf join for the conference. We are bringing back some great training ideas!
INCREDIBLY Fast this week Dawgs!🏃💨
Way to embrace the process.
The stuff we are doing is working. Keep up the great job!
Next week we show off our strength gains💪
#BulldogPower#BuildingChampions@TFConsortium
Monday:
You must be signed up!
1) Eat Breakfast
2) Bring Water/drink water
3) wear BulldogPower/BC Gear
4) Show great effort
5) Have a great attitude
6) communicate with coaches
7) Wear athletic shoes
8) No hats or cutoffs
9) Compete
10) Have Fun
#Bulldogpower#Buildingchampions
Congratulations to Brady Swanson from Byron Center High School. Winner of the 2024 STATE CHAMPS! Wall Award presented by @WarriorHockey.
@BCBulldogHockey
Be sure to register & Click the link:
https://t.co/VG1OlzFvcM
$25 7th-8th BulldogPower
$50 High School BulldogPower
$50 Speed & Agility Camp
$50 BulldogPower 56er Camp
Email Coach Joe w/ Questions
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