@nhssca_us Coaches,
If your schedule permits stop and visit Randy Meyer in the Matrix booth.
The Matrix equipment is excellent and their service is better.
The NSCA Recommended Coach-to-Athlete Ratios.
Here, we go over the appropriate coach-to-athlete ratios for athletes in junior high school, high school, and college. This information is directly from the NSCA Strength and Conditioning Professional Standards and Guidelines.
Gobal Consensus - The Youth Fitness International Test (YFIT) battery for fitness monitoring and surveillance in children and adolescents just published!!! (See the thread below) https://t.co/uBfp24agTZ
@bmarcello13 Poor Leadership doesn't know what they don't know; GREAT leadership does. Hiring those with little experience, seeing them not measuring up and releasing them only cures the symptoms not the problem. The problem- bad hire.
Learn more about concussions with these helpful resources from ACSM.
-Handout: https://t.co/kx9BqU2ntf
-Team Physician Consensus Conference guidance: https://t.co/nOv0JWuEXK
-Concussions and football: https://t.co/G3UkORYIcq
-More: https://t.co/D38xLcnnvw
I just had a High School S&C position come open. $55,000, full benefits, 5% raise every year. No teacher license needed. Awesome weight room. Hours: 7:30-4:30. No nights or weekends. Amazing work life balance. Looking to hire ASAP @NHSSCA_IN@nhssca_oh@NHSSCA_MI PLEASE RETWEET!
How to get ridiculously strong:
🔹Avoid/limit alcohol
🔹High protein breakfast daily
🔹Rest/recover a min of 1day/wk
🔹Strength train 3-5x/week
🔹Sleep 7-11 hours nightly
🔹Drink 100-120 oz H20 daily
🔹Eat 2 g/kg/bw/protein/day
🔹5 g of creatine monohydrate daily
🔹Carbs + protein around training & competition
LAZY vs. HARD WORK
"Lazy people do a little work and think they should be winning! Winners work as hard as possible and still wonder if they are being lazy!"
powerful message from @LewisCaralla
🎥 @DrewMaddux
Here is a sample slide from my health and performance playbook that can help any high school or college get the right fueling options for their student-athletes to help them repair and rebuild!
Pick up a copy today! https://t.co/WfQmFQ3sbm
Football is a game of speed, strength and skill. What you eat, what you drink, and how you care for your body will directly influence how you train and perform.
Your body will respond BETTER with:
-Lean protein over fried fatty proteins.
-Water and plenty of minerals over soda and sugary drinks.
-Avoid alcohol/tobacco/smoking/vaping and staying out too late in bad situations with negative influences.
-Consistently eating fruits, veggies, healthy fats and balanced meals.
-Quality rest, recovery, positive attitude, and healthy environment with people who support you!
-Quality carbohydrates from whole-grains, potatoes, and oats instead of chips, white pasta, and candy.
-A solid 7-9 hours of sleep. Athletes need 9-11 hours and summer is a great time to dial in your sleep.
If you truly want to play at the next level, land a scholarship, or in the NFL you're going to need to do things differently.
If you can't be bothered or inconvenienced to change your nutrition, sleep, hydration, and recovery don't be surprised when the league doesn't call you.
Eat foods that fuel your mind and muscles! Here’s a grocery list for athletes starting summer training tomorrow!
It’s Sunday and you have plenty of time to get to the grocery store, cook, and plan ahead for the week‼️
Remember, champions are built in the off-season with proper nutrition, sleep, hydration, recovery, and consistency in training!
2 types of coaches:
Those who:
Coddle
Tell you what you want to hear
Don’t hold you accountable
Don't believe in you
Let you go through the motions
Those who:
Tell you the truth
Encourage
Challenge
Hold you accountable
Inspire
Demand excellence
ONLY 1 gets you ready for LIFE!
The results of female national elite athletes even indicate that the strength level attainable by extremely high training will rarely surpass the 50th percentile of untrained or not specifically trained men. https://t.co/zPaxtg0M8P