A Coach's Guide to General Physical Preparedness
A Coach's Guide to General Physical Preparedness

To reach peak performance, you must build a solid foundation dedicating time to GPP. Here’s how to widen the base with GPP, when to use it, and how to implement it. Download the GPP Giant Circuit to get started.

The Process with Ryan Davis, Rodney Hill, Brian Johnson, and Dantonio Burnette
The Process with Ryan Davis, Rodney Hill, Brian Johnson, and Dantonio Bu...

People on the outside see the bowl game wins, or the squat PR’s, but what they don’t see is the process.

Three Tips for More Effective In-Season Training
Three Tips for More Effective In-Season Training

You can vastly improve the effectiveness of your in-season programming by understanding submaximal maintenance training and programming flexibility, the use of concentric-only exercises, and high-rep work for recovery.

So You Want to Be a Strength Coach?
So You Want to Be a Strength Coach?

I have outlined some things that I believe will serve to help aspiring strength coaches and young strength coaches thrive in this industry.

5 Old School Principles to Hold Onto
5 Old School Principles to Hold Onto

If you do not follow these principles in your programming, you are building a house out of sand.

Progressions and Regressions in Strength and Conditioning
Progressions and Regressions in Strength and Conditioning

This model allows you to assess and modify the training of your athletes based on their daily performance and movement proficiency.

How Do We Get to the Steak, Not the Sizzle?
How Do We Get to the Steak, Not the Sizzle?

There’s nothing wrong with trying the newest, flashy technique, but if you don’t know how it will help your team, stick to the basics.

Who Influences You?
Who Influences You?

How you learn and who you listen to will determine whether or not you keep growing in this industry.

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