The saying ‘availability is the best ability’ is often used when speaking of injuries, but the same can be said when speaking of conditioning, says Alex Roberts & @Steve20Haggerty. https://t.co/c9j9g3kOz1 via @SimpliFaster
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"Training for the 40-yd dash & vertical jump should spend time attempting to improve an athlete’s body composition + the speed at which they can produce force."
📈 Case study from @Steve20Haggerty on what qualities to focus on during NFL combine training
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"The data suggests that bodyweight, body fat percentage & the speed of force application would be the categories w/ the highest correlations to sprinting speed & vertical jump performance."
📈 Training takeaways from NFL combine data by @Steve20Haggerty
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"Proper strength training of the gastroc, soleus + methods for Achilles tendon health (slow eccentrics & long duration isometrics) have been a part of our NFL Combine training & should be emphasized even more in the future."
📈 @Steve20Haggerty
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"Contact time, RSI, & time specific force measures all contributed to sprinting + jumping performance. The shorter the time to apply force in a performance, the more these variables were related to the performance."
📈@Steve20Haggerty on combine training
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"Impulse looks to be highly correlated w/ vertical jump, acceleration & top speed. But w/ all of these performance assessments, the ⬆️ the impulse, the ⬇️their performance in the testing measures."
📈 @Steve20Haggerty on NFL combine data & what matters ⤵️
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SF On This Day—7-11-2022
How to Plan an Off-Season Speed Session for HS Football Players
"Pick a drill or two you think will improve the movement focus for the day & utilize both the technical drill + application as a superset."
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Thanks to @AthleteBuilder & @SCCullison for inviting me to speak at their Summit today in Indy! Spoke on Lesson's Learned as a Strength Coach. I've gone from 3 yrs in this field: Starting as an Intern to a Lead S&C Coach.
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"The explosive repeat method can drastically improve the recovery capabilities of fast-twitch fibers between explosive sport-specific movements, which is crucial in many sports."
📈 @coach_a_rob & @Steve20Haggerty on aerobic conditioning for team sports
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Davon Ferguson spoke to the #Jaguars, #Texans and #49ers, sources say.
Ferguson, CB from Bowling Green might be one of the biggest hidden gems in this years draft.
In his final season, Ferguson had 2 INTs, 7 PBUs, 50 tackles, 7 TFL and 2.5 sacks.
5'9", 10'5 broad and 38" vertical at his pro day.
"Phosphocreatine capacity is improved by increasing the amount of phosphocreatine & ATP stored in the working muscles."
📈 Alex Roberts & @Steve20Haggerty round out their 3-part series on training specific energy systems for athletes at different levels
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"If the aerobic system is a car’s gas tank & the glycolytic system is a car’s ability to operate at its highest RPM for just over 60 seconds, then the phosphocreatine system can be thought of as a car’s 0–60 mph time."
📈 Alex Roberts & @Steve20Haggerty
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There are fewer ‘moving parts’ in the glycolytic system than in the aerobic system. This means the ability to improve this system through training is limited, says Alex Roberts & @Steve20Haggerty. https://t.co/tKSgDEgzxW via @SimpliFaster