A lot of great high school coaches doing it at an ELITE level.
Frustrating part is there’s many more unwilling to change, or educate themselves for the better of the athletes.
Even worse most only educate or fill one bucket… the weight room. And lack the importance of developing fieldwork and transferring force to the field.
Sport performance is not just how strong a kid can be.
Reiterating some of our convo - athletes need consistent exposures to specific outputs (strength, power, hypertrophy) CONCURRENTLY!
The coined term Conjugate gets a weird rep in terms of athleticism. Louie proved linear periodization was long outdated way before the majority did.
But the more we dug deep in conversation- the principles are near similars (not identical) to the Tier System.
Athletes need to addresss all outputs - become efficient movers at the same time.
Because if we aren’t building it- we’re losing it.
Conjugate Training allows you to address various necessary abilities: Strength, Speed, Power, Range, and Size simultaneously…
Without the need for taking breaks away from training.
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When executed correctly, the system creates:
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- Efficient Weight Room Flow & Safety
- Less Wasted Time
- More Technical Coaching
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The need is greater than ever!
To all the athletes out there - if you’re fortunate enough to have a qualified professional at your school, and you’re choosing not to care, listen, or follow what they’re asking you to do.
Shame on you.
High School S&C has become more of a necessity for development of collegiate athletes thanks to the Transfer Portal Era.
Long gone are the days of development underneath one school!
Standards have to exist on movements for safety and transparency. You’re not doing a kid a favor by letting them chase a weight with bad technique. Chasing a # with a HS kid makes no sense. Their athletes, not weightlifters. A back injury from lifting can change a kids life.
@coachcris_@CoachNoon45 My point. And what lowers their injury risk?
I’m not saying there are scenarios or certain things an athlete may need but the bulk of the weight room is that of which I mentioned which would cover about 95% of anyone’s argument.
Saying it again for anyone who’s listening …
SPORT SPECIFIC DOESNT EXIST IN THE WEIGHTROOM!
Skill is specific, energy systems are specific.
The weight room is a means to build strength, power, and hypertrophy.
All of which EVERY ATHLETE needs.
@CoachStokowski@JustinGoffBurch But the struggle remains the same. Some PE that run the room did it really well, and some don’t. Those that do usually don’t have an ego and find resources and people to learn it well. The other ones think they know it all.
The real change is to have a exercise science curriculum that leads to licensure. Most are 2/3 the way there. My undergrad is Masters of Science In Education. Exercise Science. A bunch of words that don’t mean a thing but enough credits that could lead to a licensure and don’t. That’s the win. Not additional course works