Dr. Nicole Surdyka is a physical therapist well-versed in soccer performance and rehabilitation. Check out her perspective on ACL risk factors, reconditioning, hamstring training, and more in this latest Friday Five interview.

Want to learn practical concepts on movement screens, fascia, therapy, and fatigue in training? Check out this week’s Friday Five with Charlie Weingroff.

Confused on how to apply valid and practical sport science concepts into a training program? In this week’s Friday Five, Franco Impellizzeri, a veteran scientist for Human Performance, outlines how to sort through the best research and apply it in a modern strength and conditioning program.

Want a comprehensive understanding of the hamstring muscle group form and function in sport? This week’s Friday Five with András Hegyi, an expert in the science of hamstrings and other areas important to sports training and return to play, dives into the details of hamstrings and other muscles.

Want to know how to make it to the top of the strength and conditioning profession and stay there? This week’s Friday Five is with Kurt Hester, a leading coach in strength development for American football. Coach Hester explains how he keeps his passion and how to make the profession better.

What does it take to help a high-performance athlete return to competition shape just a few months after a foot fracture? Sprints and hurdles coach Shane McCormack discusses record-holding Irish sprinter Phil Healy’s return to play program in this week’s Friday Five, as well as past and present coaching influences, the growth of Ireland’s sprinting program, and more.

Coaches looking to apply strength and conditioning concepts into a performance program should read this week’s Friday Five with Keir Wenham-Flatt, a leading practitioner in strength development for both rugby and American football. Coach Wenham-Flatt explains how to use logic and reasoning to train speed and power and condition your athletes.

When strength coach Jeff Richter starting training IndyCar drivers and pit crew members nine years ago, it was the first time in his career that he had no experience with what his athletes experience. By asking questions and listening to the answers, he learned the necessary context to develop his programming strategy. In this Friday Five, Coach Richter discusses the pieces of that cutting-edge approach.

Looking for some innovative training concepts to apply to softball or any team sport? In this week’s Friday Five, Nancy Newell, a leading performance coach in strength development and softball preparation, explains how to take track and field concepts with strength and conditioning and implement them practically in a team setting.

Want to know what key principles make up an effective strength and conditioning program? In this week’s Friday Five, Keith Scruggs, a strength and conditioning coach for the University of South Carolina, answers all the vital questions regarding strength and conditioning with elite college athletes.