Working out w/ the intent of burning as many calories as possible is like reading books w/ the intent of seeing how many pages you can read
The purpose of reading is to educate yourself. Not read more pages
The goal of working out is to improve yourself. Not burn more calories
Our foundation program has made incredible gains this year in strength using nothing more than 4x5 on compound lifts with RPEs between 5-7 for the last 13 weeks. No percentages. We track numbers every week.
Takeaways:
1-Training is testing
2-Consistency>high intensity
Best change rooms in the league?
Best change rooms in the league!
Shoutout to Mick Wearne and his crew for going above and beyond to design and build these beautiful new player change rooms for the Aces!
Competitive wall ball for u12’s group. Setting the environment to create game relatable actions. Only rules were hit to the ground before the wall and no bobbling the ball. Kids had a blast and some great arm actions as a result.
I've tried all advanced methods you can think of
Bands, Chains, Specialty Bars, Triphasic, Machines, VBT, Clusters, Squat 5x/week, etc
All those considered, the best method for 99% of the athletes you'll work with is just progressive overload each week and consistency
Started this:
Each odd hour of the waking day, phone is on airplane mode (and in another room) & WiFi disconnected.
It reveals: your reflexive impulses.
It trains up: your “no-go” circuits.
It amplifies: everyone else’s anxiety.
It allows: calm, tremendous productivity.
Try it?