We train in season. We jump in season. Today 90% of our boys basketball team hit in-season PR's. Today is their play-in game. Thank you for coming to my ted talk
#NHSSCA@RRHS_HawkStrong
Why are kids still getting cleared to rush back from ACL repairs in 6-7 months?
Evidence suggests accelerated return to sport increases risk of re-injury.
Put it this way:
A) Do it right once = 9-12 months.
B) Fast-track & re-injury = 20-24 months.
I’ll take A. You?
We have been alternating between snatch grip and Hex bar weekly. This has allowed us to train both ends of the spectrum and provide a D-load for our athletes. This helps create a long run way for adaption and a 🐇🐇 builder in our room.
Individualize weighted jumps:
1. Watch your athletes jump
if they stay vertical in the CM = Quad dominant
if they hinge in the CM = hip(posterior) dominant
2. load opposite of their natural dominance
QD = snatch grip jumps
HD = Hex bar jumps
#jumps#nhssca
When was the last time you asked yourself why? Slow down and consider "why" you make the 1000 different choices throughout the day. To live more full we have to dig deeper.
As a HS S&C professional, I could not care less about athletic scholarships. I want every athlete to leave my room knowing how to train safely, track progress, and have fun doing it. Everything else is gravy.
One of our starting varsity athletes (OL, wrestling, baseball) started having back issues this fall. We made the decision to stop back squaring and start zercher squats. His vert is up 2 inches, his strength levels are up, and he feels great. Train athletes not exercises.
The current training model is broken. No one in the history of foreverdom has improved during competition. Yet, competition hours continue to exceed practice hours. More comp time is not the answer, work on your craft, not the show.
@CoachClayBewley @YorkStrength17 @kade_mcgee7 Just let the kids move. Unless it is a complete dumpster fire they are gonna learn to self organize. I like to only give feedback on "good reps" and follow with "feel" questions (how did that feel) to help them connect the dots.
Athletes… I’ll make this simple for you
If you are playing more games, practicing more etc. & losing weight
No speculation needed… you AREN’T eating enough
More activity = need for more calories
⛽️🚗 a car that drives more needs more fuel.
Importance of Hydration
The following occurs as fluid loss affects bodyweight:
2% decrease in body weight = a measurable decrease in performance
3% decrease in body weight = 5% loss in power output
5% decrease in bodyweight = 30% decreased work capacity
More for cat-feeders: "The nervous system only recruits muscles at speeds at which it has been trained. If it is not trained to recruit muscles quickly, the nervous system will not be able to respond appropriately." (Mike Clark, Integrating Reactive Neuromuscular Training, 2001)
Parents-Some of you have gone a little mad hiring 🏀trainers for 5-yr olds. Go outside. Have fun with them. Play dribble tag. Get a shot or ✌🏻blocked. If you’re wanting to ‘train’ them. Train them that sports is fun. That laughing is easy & the time is well spent w/ family.
The misconception that resistance training is dangerous for children is not supported by scientific research
In fact, the opposite is true. Resistance training improves strength & increases Bone Strength Index, decreasing risk of sport-related injuries.
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QUALITY MATTERS
The food you eat
The water you drink
The air you breathe
The sleep you get
The movements you do
The people in your circle
The thoughts you have
It's ok to have standards for the things that really matter in life