Professional Speed, Strength and Conditioning Coach @A1performance1 | Sports Science | Movement Specialist | C.O.D | Speed Development | 📍Louisiana

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Cardinals fourth-round pick Kaleb Proctor signed his four-year rookie contract today, leaving third-round pick quarterback Carson Beck as Arizona’s only unsigned rookie 📸 (@AZCardinals)
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Cardinals fourth-round pick Kaleb Proctor signed his four-year rookie contract today, leaving third-round pick quarterback Carson Beck as Arizona’s only unsigned rookie 📸 (@AZCardinals)
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Struggling to translate your strength into speed? 🏃‍♂️ It’s not a lack of power... it’s your Rate of Force Development.
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3️⃣ Neuromuscular Coordination This trains the “brain-to-muscle” connection. It increases motor unit recruitment (firing more muscle fibers at once) and builds better balance, stability, and control during high-speed movements.
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2️⃣ Reactive Strength & Efficiency By training the Stretch-Shortening Cycle (SSC), your body learns to store and reuse elastic energy. This makes your movements more efficient—allowing you to move faster while using less effort.
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1️⃣ Increased Explosive Power Plyos improve your ability to produce force rapidly. This translates directly to higher vertical jumps, faster sprinting speeds, and more explosive changes of direction during a game.
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Chapter 2: Plyometric Training For Sports Performance To be explosive, your muscles and tendons need to act like springs. Plyometric training is the most efficient way to develop power, speed, and coordination:
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Today We Continue Our Series Diving Into The Mind And Body Of An Athlete Called: The Science Behind The Athlete
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Getting tired too fast? It’s not your effort.... it’s your energy system 🔋 Today Starts Our First Monday Of Diving Into The Mind And Body Of An Athlete Called: The Science Behind The Athlete 🧠 Chapter: 1 Energy Systems Training For Sports Performance
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3️⃣ Aerobic System (Oxidative Phosphorylation) Uses oxygen to turn carbs, fats, and protein into ATP. Works for long-duration exercise. Slower, but sustainable.
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2️⃣ Anaerobic Glycolysis Breaksd down glucose without oxygen. Supports activity for ~30–90 seconds. Produces lactate as a byproduct.
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1️⃣ a ATP-PCr System Uses phosphocreatine (PCr) to quickly rebuild ATP. Works without oxygen → perfect for sprints or explosive movements (~10 sec max). PCr stores are limited, so it’s best for short, intense bursts.
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Muscles need ATP to contract, but the ATP in your cells only lasts a few seconds. Your body has 3 main energy systems to rebuild ATP so you can keep moving:
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BRYCE CAGE Defensive Lineman | Grambling State University 📍 Baton Rouge, LA 📏 6’5” | 269 lbs 🎓 Senior 🎖 HBCU Legacy Bowl Participant
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Following his appearance in the HBCU Legacy Bowl, Bryce showcased his explosiveness, leverage, and relentless motor against top HBCU talent — proving he belongs in the next-level conversation.
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Scouting Traits: ✔️ High-motor defender ✔️ Strong edge-setter vs the run ✔️ NFL-ready length & frame ✔️ Gap discipline + backfield disruption ✔️ Interior / edge versatility
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