Programming main lifts in-season:
- How heavy?
- What sets and reps?
- What percentages?
- How often?
I have a free guide that explains it
With a season-long progression you can run right now
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Percentages aren’t the best way to program
Why?
What should you do instead?
I made a free guide on how to program without percentages
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The major problem with training large groups
- Beginners who can’t keep up
- Advanced ones head and shoulders above the rest
There's an easy fix
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You don’t need Power Cleans to become explosive
I took them out 5 years ago and our program only got better
Here's a free guide on why and how to train Power without Cleans
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Is your warm up not doing anything?
Jumping jacks and hamstring stretches alone won't cut it
I have a free guide explaining the how and why to prime your athletes with your own warm ups
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@Dermotsmyth6@RedHawkFB One of, if not the most, consistent, coachable players I have ever had the pleasure to coach. Oh and, pretty damn good at football too!
I decided to make a SPORTS PERFORMANCE CHEAT SHEET.
Contains basic principles on programming for :
- Sprints
- Jumps
- Lifts
- Conditioning
I’ll send it to you for FREE.
All you have to do is RT this post & make sure you’re following me (so I can DM you a copy).
Enjoy!
The hardest part of being an OC in the off season is convincing yourself to not add all 5773 variations of every concept you’ve ever seen into your playbook.
Every high school athlete would get superior long-term results training 3x a week, but getting 8 hours of sleep EVERY night
Rather than ⬇️
8-10 training sessions a week, but sleeping 6 hours a night. (This is more common than the 1st one - real talk).
Too many kids have been taught that the goal of High School sports is to achieve an ATHLETIC scholarship.
Here is the truth:
The goal is to become a better person, better teammate & enjoy your time being a teenager…something you can’t get back.
The rest takes care of itself.
@gavin_mccabe You said it Gav! Been thinking about all that Jack did for me at Marist. Laminating, putting together the wristbands, running the iPad to the press box before we had sideline video, countless hours of film work, I could go on. Thank you Jack, I hope I said it enough.