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[Perform Better @Perform_Better]

Improving Lateral Speed And Agility
@mboyle1959

The old adage that you can’t teach speed has been disproven for years. However, many coaches still believe that agility and coordination cannot be taught.
https://t.co/iuI3ZLxy3E

#performbetter #fitness

[Anthony Renna @SCPodcast2007]

“Elite athletes love to compete” @M_Nichol joins me for a great discussion about Maximizing Performance.
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Strength Coach Podcast Ep 365 on Apple Pods, Spotify, iHeart, Amazon & https://t.co/eExpCqbYDI @mboyle1959 @Perform_Better

[Perform Better @Perform_Better]

3 Most Overlooked Exercises For Healthy Knees
by Jessica Bento

So, what are the 3 best and most overlooked exercises you can use to solve such issues? These are what I have found to be so productive, yet, are missing from so many programs.

https://t.co/KMLa60WlvF
#exercise

[Perform Better @Perform_Better]

Becoming An Agent For Sustainable Change: Mindset
By: Brian Grasso

the only thing in need of change is your mind.

Change that and everything else changes with it.

https://t.co/qpdjzdurO9
#MindsetMatters

[Joe Aratari @JoeAratari]

Lateral sled drags are a great tool for hip health as well as improving change of direction capabilities 👇

[Kevin Carr @CoachKevinCarr]

Are you a 3, 2, or a 1?

As a coach your job is often about “squeezing the 2’s”

Watch the full presentation on https://t.co/nGiKU6oefI

[Mike Boyle Strength and Conditioning @BodybyBoyle]

Do you open your hip when doing SLDLs?

Try these exercises with Coach Nico to help improve your SLDL form!

[Perform Better @Perform_Better]

Join physical therapist, Jessica Bento, and strength coach, Josh Henkin for our next Perform Better webinar about not just understanding the real science of mobility training, but how to apply that to real world training.
https://t.co/x2Wc7M9dLz

[Kevin Carr @CoachKevinCarr]

Demos, Demos, Demos!

A good coaching day = a tired coaching day when all is said and done.

Watch the full episode of the September 14th Staff Meeting on https://t.co/nGiKU6oM5g

[STATSports @statsports]

Resisted Sled Training (RST) in #Brazil camp.

An effective method to improve sprint performance over 5m and 20m.

A study by Alcaraz et al recommended >160m covered per session, 2-3 times per week, for at least 6 weeks.

🔗 https://t.co/ih4fHCCQum

[Dr. Raymond Tucker @DrRaymondTucker]

Take the time to listen to this podcast @BooSchex. There are several good nuggets to take away!

[Michael Boyle @mboyle1959]

When do we think the last time was that an NFL team timed sprints.

Timed sprints ( progressive Fly 10’s) might be the best injury prevention tool you have.

https://t.co/HNGqWAcJtj

[Rob Baxter @bxtraining]

Excited to have the new facility outfitted in equipment by the leader in Sports Performance @Perform_Better

[Principles of Program Design @PPDeducation]

Are you just going through the motions when you train?
OR
Do you train with INTENT???

@skillofstrength
@Perform_Better
@OnBaseU
@FunctionalMvmt
@EricDagati

#training
#fitness
#fitnessprogram
#exercisetips
#workout

[Chelmsford Public Schools @CPSchoolsMA]

McCarthy, Parker Middle Schools Open New #fitness Centers for Students, Staff: https://t.co/hxxCTHe7DN
@Parkerprincipal @Principal_Parks @TIS_Devi @_LionsAthletics @klsimes @AssaultAirBike @concept2 @Perform_Better #FitnessMotivation #FitnessGoals

[Michael Boyle @mboyle1959]

Louder for the people in the back …

[Michael Boyle @mboyle1959]

I think lifting platforms are a huge waste of money. Just build the platforms into your flooring. Also, no trip hazards. And yes, I know the OL coaches will disagree.

I see platforms as space holders that say “ lift here”. @Perform_Better

[Joe Aratari @JoeAratari]

Adult fitness is a growing part of our business. Our adults are an extremely fun group to train but I know a lot of trainers only want to work with athletes.

Here’s 3 business reasons you should train adults.
👇👇

1) Less hours you need to coach. The vast majority of parents, don’t want their kids training in a large group. The vast majority of adults don’t mind training in large groups.

2) 12 months of consistent training aka cash flow..They’re not going to miss sessions because they have a game the next day or they can’t find a ride, etc…

3) They usually have sons/daughters that play sports. Most of our adults who have middle school and high school kids that play sports have their kids train with us.

[Mike Boyle Strength and Conditioning @BodybyBoyle]

For this Mic'd Up, we followed Coach Alex through one of his groups.

Check it out!

[Kevin Carr @CoachKevinCarr]

Less games, weekend tournaments, camps and select teams.

More focused skill and physical development.

You don’t get better playing in games all year round. You get better training and participating in well designed practices.

Watch the full episode: https://t.co/nGiKU6oefI