If you’re...
Jumping, landing, decelerating, eccentrically loading, lifting, training on 1 leg, etc..
Then you don’t need to spend $120 on an ACL Prevention clinic.
ACL prevention SHOULD just be apart of your program...not a separate program.
Most youth kids cannot body weight squat 10 reps with ideal form. Push ups/? It’s even worse. Skipping? Don’t get me started.
BASIC physical literacy/proficiency is becoming a rare commodity.
Trust me… your 8-12 year old athlete does not need “enter sport” specific program/training.
Any private sector S&C coach that tells you to not train with your HS s&c coach (given that HS s&c program is solid) is not looking after your development.
They’re strictly looking after their wallet.
Sincerely,
A private sector S&C coach.
You can never truly train at max speed if you have a skill focus drill / stick in hand / ball at feet present. It will always be done submax intensity even if effort is high.
Putting the stick down and ball away actually promotes max intent/intensity that WILL translate better when you put the stick back in your hand / ball back at your feet.
These types of books always raise suspicion of being crunchy/corny.
2 chapters in and so far-not the case.
Science based and easy to follow protocols (don’t need to do them all at once of course).
Just great and simple reminders on how to live better and enjoy life more.
This is NOT an optimization bro-book.
Well done @hubermanlab
Clown show. You also know they did a TON more junk before this video. In extreme heat.
Want your players to bond better and be better in sport?
1) Hang out with each other.
2) Only do things that actually have a ROI in sport or performance.
This stuff does absolutely nothing but harm athletes and make them resent training.
Newly obtained video shows the Aug. 20 outdoor workout that left 21-year-old ASU hockey player Matthew Mayich hospitalized and unresponsive. The footage surfaces just as the university releases its internal review into his collapse.
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before email and cell phones and beepers, the boomers had it easy. leave work. DONE for the day/night. no worries in the world until the next day. We need to go back to that
It is DISGUSTING to make content to capitalize on someone's injury to posture your knowledge, training or agenda.
ALOT of factors go into an injury, many of them being unpredictable and out of the hands of the coaches.
Your attempt to DISCREDIT just DISCREDIT YOU MORE.