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Training Strategies That Work in the Trenches: MADS

In a series of articles, Coach Alan Bishop will look at some training methods that have held up over the years because they get results.…

Mechanical Advantage Drop Sets

Winning After Winning—Finding the Keys to Sustained Success

Although the seminal paper, “Winning after Winning” is nearly 30 years old, Craig Pickering points out how its research and conclusions till have many important…

Soccer Game Winners

How to Maximize Sleep Quality and Recovery After Evening Games

Evening games are a fact of life for athletes at all levels. But how can an athlete “shut down” afterward to get the quality sleep…

Night Soccer Game|Cortisol Melatonin Cycle

Coaches, Distance Runners, and Apps: The Art of Individualizing Endurance Training

Although distance runners in Kenya may famously run in groups, they still rely on individualized training to increase performance and meet their personal goals. Coach…

Group Training Header|Female Runner Kenya|Distance Training Group|Lone Runner

The ABCs of Triple Jump

The triple jump has something for every coach and athlete in a sport that requires speed, strength, power, elasticity, and/or coordination. Learn more about the…

Triple Jump Training|Hip Displacement|1st Phase Flight
RTP-Art-Science|Salary Growth|Restorative Strength Training|A comparison chart titled Landmarks vs Timelines illustrates the differences between approaches to recovery in athletics. Landmarks emphasize flexibility and individual input

The Philosophy, Art, and Science of Return to Play for S&C

The human performance industry has expanded rapidly, and this growth has precipitated an evolving versatility for S&C coaches and practitioners.…

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Swim Lessons|Science Winning

What the Sport of Swimming Can Teach Strength Coaches

S&C coaches often look to track and field for speed and power development in athletes, but they seem unaware of…

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Volleyball Training

Optimal Off-Season Training for Volleyball

In six years of training volleyball teams, Keith Ferrara’s players haven’t suffered a single upper-body injury. Read his off-season training…

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Sports Science Speed|Heavy Sled Maladaptation|Model ROI Speed

Is Sport Science Really Helping Athletes Get Faster?

While we need the work of sport scientists now more than ever, not all research results actually translate to better…

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Sprinter Lift

Why All Sprinters and Jumpers Should Be in the Weight Room

Should track and field athletes work out in the weight room, and if so, how much? Jake Cohen dives into…

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Mental Toughness

Train Your Brain Like You Train Your Body (and 3 Keys to Make It Work)

Training the brain while training the body is the key to having and/or building a champion’s mindset. Linda Falasco, a…

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Surf Training|Paddling|Surf Upper Body|Carves|Surf Squat RDL|Aerials Floaters|Jump Landing Surf|Surf Sunset

From Grom to Tour Champ: 6 Movements to Get Stronger for Surfing

The surfing community’s resistance to effective preparation lingers at all levels of the sport. Michael Ferguson—a surfer and S&C coach—counters…

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