Our kids lift weights in-season. Period. It’s the expectation. And yes, even on game days. And if you don’t like that or agree with it, this just isn’t the place for you to coach or be a part of our athletic programs. It’s not punishment. It’s research based development.
Ohio and Georgia have tough the same population … too 300 HS recruits
Ohio 10
Georgia 32
One key difference: Georgia has spring football and Ohio doesn’t
MARK YOUR CALENDAR: 2023 NWOFCA Clinic…Friday, February 24th @ the Hancock Hotel, Findlay, OH. Keynote Speaker: Bobby Carpenter! More details to follow!
BREAKING: MICHIGAN STAR DT MAZI SMITH FACING FELONY CHARGES
Smith had a concealed carry in a stemming incident back on Oct 7
Despite facing Felony Charges he has played in every game and has not been penalized by the school or the conference
Worst advice given to me as a high school athlete: "lifting will hurt your baseball career"
BEST ADVICE I can give ALL high school athletes: DOMINATE the weight room.. 💪😤
Being physical is a lifestyle 💯
Fairview’s Kasen Kauffman posted a top-five finish in the boys 16-18 age division to lead area golfers in the Toledo Junior Golf Association’s Bowling Green Junior Tournament on Monday at Stone Ridge Golf Club in Bowling Green. https://t.co/8DHyYhB9jA
Strength training has elevated Baseball players from every corner of the country, every division, every level.. the impact it's making on performance + overall health is unrivaled 💯
Get in the weight room today 💪
This is Sophomore Josh Burton, Josh broke the school record last night throwing a 14K 5 inning No hitter. Josh was in to lift at 6:30 this morning. Be like Josh
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25th: NWOFCA Clinic! Hancock Hotel, Findlay, OH. $109 room rate. Clinic social will follow a great lineup of speakers. https://t.co/cFjERAod6x
NWOFCA Clinic Update: Fri. Feb. 25th, Hancock Hotel in Findlay. Registration @ 5:00. Scot Loeffler (BGSU), Jason Candle (Toledo), Jon Mershman (Carey), Phil Fought (Port Clinton), Ryan Jones (Versailles)…More details to come! Visit https://t.co/W6nlRP23pr
Plain and simple: your kids are playing their sport too much. You think playing more will automatically improve their game—and potentially get them some exposure. But it’s doing more harm than good. Here’s why:
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