If you teach your 7-9th graders how to lift properly
You’re setting them up for the next 50 years of lifting
Your semester long class will give them a lifelong skill
If you do it right that is
Want your district to become more competitive across all sports? Hire a strength coach, let them do THEIR program, mandate your teams train 2X a week year round and in 4 years you will field your overall most competitive teams ✅
"How do you program without percentages?"
This is one of the most common questions I get
No-percentages is how I program for most teams now
Since so many ask, I made a free how-to guide
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Life lesson the weight room teaches well:
Consistent effort over time = Results out
It might not show right away
But if you stick with it, you'll be glad you did
Very rewarding
"How do you program for 29 teams?"
I use a framework and system that works for my situation
I have a free training video explaining my process that you can use right now
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Weight Room Life Lesson
It will probably take several weeks to see any progress
The ability to delay gratification and continue to put the work in is a life-changing skill
Very powerful lesson they may not get elsewhere
6 Pack Abs < Core Stability
Big Arms < A Strong Press
Ripped Legs < A Powerful Squat
A great physique should not be the MAIN focus for an athlete but rather a by-product of training movements. The goal of training for sports is to change how the body moves, not how it LOOKS!
Every👏🏼Single👏🏼Person👏🏼Starts👏🏼With👏🏼Poor👏🏼Technique
Working for improvement is a process
that doesn't happen overnight.
So cut yourself some slack if you’re not “there” yet. Keep working hard.
One of the biggest benefits of a high school S&C program?
Setting kids up for a healthy life. How many former athletes can you name that are overweight now because they associate both lifting and running with punishment, pain, and a grind? High school shouldn’t have that effect.