The athlete should be able to pull 80% of their traditional stance at 1.8m/s.
The week follows a high-low approach with more generalized training on alternating days to shore up anything we miss during the high days in a low-intensity/high-volume manner. (3/3)
W2D1 of our NFL prep training consists of acceleration work on the field:
2x5yd heavy resisted accel (2pt)
2x10yd medium resisted accel (2pt)
2x15yd light resisted accel (2pt)
1x10yd free accel (2pt)
2x15yd free accel (3pt)
Plyos, medball throws, and then weight room (1/3)
After pause squats we have staggered trap bar jump shrugs, each week having velocity goals. This stance helps illuminate some technical proficiencies/deficiencies from a movement profile. Week 1 we aim to pull over 2.0m/s, W2: 1.9m/s and W3: 1.8m/s. (2/3)
Some photos of the phenomenal presentations we had at our Performance Summit. Thank you to all our speakers. Bryan Miller, @BRuhanen, @simonhaake, @tony_dieppa, @Coach_Park.
Our winter metrics help shape our summer training. Has been good to show each athlete where they fall in their position group as well as the overall team. Always open to chat about our process.
NYG has a lot of questions to answer for next year, obviously the QB position is one of them. Interested to see how they handle their 11! picks in the draft
QB EPA as a team stat: Looking into EPA/play of 1st v 2nd string QB's across the NFL. Broncos with the highest positive differential, Saints with lowest neg.
It's a mess but here are some of the 2020 Draft QB's in their first 100 passing attempts this season (Huntley udfa). Considering the others had a year under their belt, cool to see Huntley making up ground
@BobGrant21@Brose_royce@jakelanier9 That's 6 of the last 8! I said they would be terrible and I'm having to eat those words. Might win 2 of the next 3??
Two very different styles of O. Hardman/Williams/Hill catch a ton of passes behind LOS while the Chargers use ~40% fewer passes behind LOS and converting only 26% of these compared to 57% for 1st downs