Blueprint for big legs!
My old coaches used to say “The legs feed the wolf! There are few sports where having big, strong legs does not carry over into…
My old coaches used to say “The legs feed the wolf! There are few sports where having big, strong legs does not carry over into…
Olympic lifting has long been a popular component of team sports’ strength and conditioning programs. There are great benefits to gain from it. It trains…
This post comes in response to a question we had from one of our readers. He asked “Why can I lift more when I train…
In this post I will discuss the physiological components that make up physical strength. In general the strength of a muscle is determined by its…
Our cardiovascular system is basically an engine. The bigger it is the more power we can produce. Like any powerful engine its performance is based on…
Body composition and body mass are important for most sports. The success of an athlete can rely heavily on falling within the norms of their sports,…
Also referred to as a PAP response, Post Activation Potentiation has been a tool in an athletes training arsenal for decades. The basic theory is…
An issue I have encountered with younger athletes is the issue of bar speed during lifts. Typically younger athletes that I’ve worked with have come…