Show Danny O Some Love!

Just a quick blog announcement today for those of you who are in New England - or are motivated enough to travel to watch some good boxing. CP athlete Danny O'Connor looks to take his professional record to 7-0 this [...]

By |2009-06-22T06:33:55-04:00June 22, 2009|Blog|0 Comments

MRIs vs. Movement

As many of you know, earlier this week, I spent three days at a huge sports medicine conference organized by Mass General Hospital in conjunction with the Harvard University Medical School.  It was a great event geared toward sports orthopedists, [...]

By |2009-06-18T06:04:39-04:00June 18, 2009|Blog, Products|0 Comments

Get Bigger By Doing Less

It's pretty busy around here as I catch up after being out of the office for a few days for a big sports medicine conference, but fortunately, a T-Muscle compilation to which I contributed ran today.  Check it out: Get [...]

By |2009-06-17T13:27:08-04:00June 17, 2009|Blog|3 Comments

Stuff You Should Read: 6/15/09

This week's collector of stuff you should read: Front vs. Back Squats (Newsletter 154) - this recent newsletter from me takes a different perspective on a common debate in the world of strength and conditioning. Stronger Abs, Bigger Lifts - [...]

By |2009-06-15T06:53:12-04:00June 15, 2009|Blog|2 Comments

Intern Hazing: Installment 2

Today, we've got the first ever Cressey Performance Intern Hazing Poll.  Here's how it works.... Posted below are three videos of our interns getting dominated by a delightful assortment of torturous exercises.  We really didn't expect them to look good [...]

By |2009-06-12T17:08:17-04:00June 12, 2009|Blog|24 Comments

A Quick Thursday Promise to You

If you asked my fiancee (or anyone who knows me well, for that matter), she would tell you that I work all the time.  If I'm not training athletes, I'm training myself, reading research, or writing programs or articles about [...]

By |2009-06-11T11:30:34-04:00June 11, 2009|Blog|11 Comments

Forearms/Biceps Soft Tissue Work

I've written previously about the many flexibility deficits we see in baseball players (particularly pitchers).  One of the biggest issues we face is a loss of elbow extension range-of-motion.  This adaptive change most likely occurs because of the insane amounts [...]

By |2009-06-10T15:53:20-04:00June 10, 2009|Baseball, Blog|7 Comments

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