It's my hope to one day convince coaches and athletes that they DO NOT need to condition like this. Over the last 30 years, despite being open minded, I remain convinced more than ever that this is detrimental to elite performance and causes much more harm than any alleged benefit.
THERE IS a better way.
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Thanks for sharing @ChadButcher692 I would say the foundation to success for any of these programs is starting with Dr. Yessis’s 1*20 and running it for years before going to this.
Shout out to @NutromicSports for the resource that has Docs work.
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Most return-to-sprinting progressions are actually conditioning progressions.
Short rest intervals, excessive volume, and accumulated fatigue can change sprint mechanics and movement strategies—especially in athletes returning from injury.
Sprint rehab isn't about running harder.
It's about restoring:
• Force
• Stiffness
• Rhythm
• Coordination
• Confidence
Read the article below:
https://t.co/htnfHZRDaP
Great coaching being handed out from @tkelce from his coach @Tony_Villani_
Get to learn more from Tony from both of his Cheeky Mid Weeky podcasts here:
https://t.co/VqYG9osuWg
https://t.co/Q9XZdMp9lq
Coach Ryan Reynolds has been a HUGE part of KC success during their dynasty.
He stays quiet and out of the limelight, but that does not mean he’s not a to their S&C coach in the League history.
On this 90-minute episode of Supertraining in a Year, Matt Thome joins Yosef and Justin for a wide-ranging conversation centered around practical application of the concepts from Supertraining.
While the discussion definitely goes off track at times, coaches will hear real-world insights on how high-level sport science, monitoring, training theory, sprint development, and performance concepts can actually be implemented with athletes in applied settings — not just understood in theory.
Full convo out on all platforms....
Here are 2 movements on the glute ham gastroc raise you probably aren't doing with your athletes.
Shoot, you probably didn't know it is called the glute ham gastroc raise.
This is the original name of the device from Dr. Yessis.
@NutromicSports and the Supertraining in a Year podcast is the reason why we know this.
Make sure you are reading along with us.
Click below for the reading plan
https://t.co/IBlf3vDeg3
Awesome timing of the cable pulldown abs video from Dave Tate combined with when @Dr_JustinLima episode was released!
Make sure you are programming cable pulldown abs with your athletes to train forward flexion.
Justin's full Table Talk podcast below:
https://t.co/5m6Bcue9NS
Hear from the founders of @teambuildr — Hewitt Tomlin and James Peters — in this week’s Cheeky Mid Weeky.
We discuss their new software, Build, and what it means for strength coaches and program management moving forward.
The conversation also dives into leadership and delegation — including how they learned to hand off responsibilities to employees, something many head strength coaches can relate to when building trust with assistants and staff.
Finally, we talk about their athletic careers and the current strength and conditioning environment at Johns Hopkins University led by Joe Alexander.
Full conversation is out now:
https://t.co/dZFgya5wuD
Gotta LOVE seeing this type of work in the weight room — regardless of whether you coach at the college, high school, professional, TSAC, or private sector level.
Huge shoutout to everyone involved at St. Lawrence University — Coaches @JLynchSPC and @CoachCentofanti bravo.
If you want your team highlighted, simply send us footage of your athletes training.
PS — check out that BEAUTIFUL weight room outfitted by @AdvantageSF x @power_lift
After Wednesday’s convo with @AdamArchuleta@Dr_JustinLima got a text from another coach about dropping a 40 by 0.40 over 4–5 years.
That led into a bigger discussion:
• Genetics vs training
• Training efficiency
• What ACTUALLY improves speed
• Why some athletes separate at the Combine after 6-8 weeks of preparation
Which made this week’s guest perfect:
@Tony_Villani_
Tony discusses building an “avatar of movement” using athletes like @tkelce and @denzelward as examples of elite movement organization and force expression.
Great episode for coaches.
Click below for episode
https://t.co/iugVjlmiQi
Insights on training from former 1st round draft pick @AdamArchuleta
In this week's Cheeky Mid Weeky hear @Dr_JustinLima talk with Adam about what made his training with Jay so powerful.
Click below for the full convo:
https://t.co/OIGJzeHCL9
Yosef and I kick off the episode by discussing a recent social media callout about VBT before circling back into last week’s conversation on Dynamic Correspondence and why it continues to be misunderstood across the industry.
From there, we dive into the influence and impact of Yuri Verkhoshansky, Michael Yessis, and other legendary coaches, including why so many respected minds in performance held Doc Yessis in such high regard.
We wrap up the episode by breaking down what plyometrics actually are, where coaches often miss the mark, and several other high-level training discussions along the way.
A lot of laughs, strong opinions, and deep training conversations in this one — not a dull moment the entire episode.
Click below for the full episode:
https://t.co/zzE4k1G1Ma