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Freelap Friday Five

Five questions, five answers. Our popular, weekly series of sports interviews where top professionals from all around the world of athletic performance stop by to share their knowledge.

Out of My Lane: Injury Management as an S&C Coach

Although injury restoration isn’t part of strength and conditioning credentialing, the return-to-play process can and does benefit from the involvement of an S&C coach. Coach Danny Foley knows this firsthand and is working to reframe the RTP paradigm.

A Word of Thanks to Committed Coaches Everywhere

Coach Mike McCarthy extends his thanks to coaches who pay a high opportunity cost to coach. In other words, thank you to ALL committed coaches.

The Intrinsic Qualifications of a High School S&C Coach with Rachel Hayes

Some people may consider the position of a high school strength & conditioning coach to be an entry-level role in the industry. In this week’s Friday Five, Coach Rachel Hayes explains why that’s just not the case.

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The Intrinsic Qualifications of a High School S...

Training Sprinters for a Longer “In-Season” Per...

Programming Acceleration for the Sled and for t...

Testing for Performance and Recovery with Adam ...

Playing to an Athlete’s Strengths with Matt Kane

A Look at Training Differences with Marco Airale

Training Elite Jumpers and Sprinters with Caleb...

Balancing Innovation and Action with Jim Klopman

Preparing Interns for the Soft Skills of Coachi...

Looking at Coaching Strategies with Jay DeMayo

Building and Maintaining a Culture of Success w...

Valuing Coaches’ Education and Community Involv...

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