by Brady Hill | Feb 1, 2023 | Sports Performance
Weightlifting movements (e.g. cleans, jerks and snatches) and their related training exercises (e.g. hang/power/block clean, power jerks, hang/power/block snatches) have been found to be effective in increasing power output for athletes of all types. Studies conducted...
by Brady Hill | Jan 27, 2023 | Sports Performance, Strength and Conditioning, Training Tuesday
Introduction: The back squat is a common weightlifting exercise that can be misunderstood. In this article, we’ll debunk the common myths about the back squat and discuss ways to perform it safely and effectively. With the help of a qualified coach, you can...
by Brady Hill | Jan 26, 2023 | Sports Performance, Uncategorized, Winning Wednesday
Introduction: Optimizing recovery in training is an essential part of any athlete’s sports performance. Whether you are an amateur athlete or a professional, ensuring that you maximize your recovery is key to achieving your goals and getting the most out of your...
by Brady Hill | Jan 24, 2023 | Sports Performance, Strength and Conditioning
Introduction When hiring a strength and conditioning coach, it’s important that you look for more than just the basics. If you’re an athlete looking for someone to work with, ask about their qualifications before signing a contract. So you’ve decided...
by Brady Hill | Jan 10, 2023 | Sports Performance, Training Tuesday
Warm-Up & Speed, Proper Cool Downs Recently there has been a fad where warming up isn’t necessary for improved performance. Ironically most coaches and athletes who believe this end up tight and stall in overall progress or rely on God-given athletic ability...
by Brady Hill | Dec 28, 2022 | Psychology, Sports Performance, Training Tuesday, Winning Wednesday
Introduction: One of the most common concerns about training athletes over the years from being a strength and conditioning sports performance coach is the thought that they may overtrain or go too hard in the weight room and can’t possibly play one sport and...
