Off-Season Conditioning Lanes
Off-Season Conditioning Lanes

These off-season lane options are meant to keep them in the ballpark of being in game shape without beating the crap out of them. They don’t have to be ready all the time; just ready to get ready. If you think they are not sport-specific enough or intense enough, that’s why.

5 Items to Make This the Fattest Christm-ass Ever
5 Items to Make This the Fattest Christm-ass Ever

Volunteering at the local mall as the jolly fat man in red? Want to convince your kids that you are the one in charge of the naughty and nice list? If you want to look like Santa Claus himself, stop gobbling your kids’ cookies and milk on Christmas Eve and look no further than what’s on this list.

Program Guidelines for Young Strength Coaches
Program Guidelines for Young Strength Coaches

Approach programming as you would approach written materials relevant to our field. One doesn’t simply open Supertraining, and begin perusing its contents. Supertraining requires a foundation of knowledge prior to endeavoring to cognize its contents.

The Science of Winning According to Vasili Alexeyev
The Science of Winning According to Vasili Alexeyev

This is a repost of what Dave feels is one of the most educational articles we have ever posted.

A Case for Max Effort Work and How To Introduce It
A Case for Max Effort Work and How To Introduce It

For the most profound results we need to train the area of the force velocity curve our athletes have spent the least amount of time on.

Alexeyev — The Best at Everything (continued)
Alexeyev — The Best at Everything (continued)

Here is the next installment on the intriguing Russian behemoth, Vasili Alexeyev.

The Problem With Your Cookie-Cutter Program
The Problem With Your Cookie-Cutter Program

If you follow the guidelines of your program without understanding the reasons for the methods, you’re missing two things that will make or break your progress: individuality and specificity.

Jump Higher and Run Faster with Contrast Training
Jump Higher and Run Faster with Contrast Training

The application of contrast training uses powerful synchronized activity to produce stronger, faster athletes. Use these practical guidelines to increase maximum power.

WATCH: How to Implement Auto-Regulatory Training in a Team Setting
WATCH: How to Implement Auto-Regulatory Training in a Team Setting

Auto-Regulatory Training can give coaches an athlete-governed system to promote an optimal training environment with limited resources and shorter training cycles

WATCH: SuperTraining, Mark Bell Visit CT Fletcher
WATCH: SuperTraining, Mark Bell Visit CT Fletcher
The man of a million insults and vulgar catchphrases trains and talk with the SuperTraining crew.
Light Reading
Light Reading

His light reading is other people's heavy cerebral feeding frenzy. Time to get smarter.

The 10 Commandments of Conditioning
The 10 Commandments of Conditioning

No matter what sport you compete in, you’ll probably agree that conditioning plays a huge factor in how an athlete performs. If athletes aren’t conditioned properly, they’ll never achieve peak performance in their sport.

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