Mind-blowing: your head and feet experience time differently.
Since your feet are closer to Earth’s gravity, time passes slightly slower there than at your head.
The difference is microscopic, but real.
You are literally aging at different rates from head to toe.
Most people think football & wrestling are “anaerobic” sports. Truth is — your aerobic system is working the entire time.
Better engine = faster recovery, more power late, and fewer guys gassing out.
Conditioning still matters. 💪
Find flow state in life in some type of activity - it makes life fun. Right now it’s Pickeball for me, but there are many activities that offer this - find yours and get there regularly.
Icicle Open 4.0 Champs! Mike Polet was a beast all day! We had some great rallies and games. The Friendly Pickle was a great venue and created a great tournament atmosphere.
And yeah… 👀
Take a close look at the podium…
Two #BoomSticks on top. Coincidence? I think not.
The Strength-Aerobic Method seems like a great exercise method for Wrestlers. It’s a combination of max effort and the tempo method. Perform 3-4 sets of heavy sets of 3-5 reps and follow it up immediately with the same exercise using the tempo method
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French Contrast Training
Strength Movement - high force low velocity
High Force Plyometric - low load high intent
Fast Strength Movement - ballistic
High Speed Plyometric - overspeed (pushes nervous system into velocities faster than possible without assistance improving rate of force development)
This sequence serves as a comprehensive peaking method by targeting multiple points along the force velocity spectrum within a single complex
Most poorly behaved kids are content creators — they act out for brain stimulus. Old school: punish with boredom until they conform. New school: engage them with different techniques . Both have pros and cons. Discipline and patience matter, but so does making learning exciting.