Peak Power or Vertical Jump?

The answer is both! The question?  "What do you test?" My rationale is this: if you have a skinny athlete who adds 15 pounds during a two-month period, but his vertical jump stays the same, a VJ-only assessment protocol won't [...]

By |2009-02-16T08:07:03-05:00February 16, 2009|Blog|4 Comments

Random Friday Thoughts: 2/13/09

While Friday the 13th is generally supposed to be an ominous day, I'm pretty psyched to have several buddies in town for the 3rd Annual Mike Boyle Strength and Conditioning Winter Seminar this weekend.  It's always good to catch up [...]

By |2009-02-13T05:00:23-05:00February 13, 2009|Blog|2 Comments

A Win/Win: Drop 10lbs or Make $20

Just a quick heads-up for my readers on a great offer that's available for a short amount of time... As you know, I'm a big fan of Alwyn Cosgrove and Mike Roussell's Warpspeed Fat Loss program.  It's an extremely comprehensive [...]

By |2009-02-11T19:55:29-05:00February 11, 2009|Blog|0 Comments

Stuff You Should Read: 2/10/09

Here is this week's list of stuff worth checking out - both from me and others: Just One Missing Piece Active vs. Passive Restraints 38Pitches.com: Curt Schilling's Official Blog - I've been fortunate to work with Curt over the past [...]

By |2009-02-10T06:53:21-05:00February 10, 2009|Blog|0 Comments

Elbow Pain in Pitchers

One of the most common causes of elbow pain in pitchers - and even some folks in the regular population - is a loss of elbow extension range-of-motion over time.  With pitching, there is extremely high-velocity elbow extension that must [...]

By |2009-02-09T05:11:23-05:00February 9, 2009|Blog|0 Comments

Random Friday Thoughts: 2/6/09

1. First thing's first: in a newsletter last year, I told you all about Sarah Neukom, who works with the Jimmy Fund in organizing special events.  Sarah raised over $8,000 for cancer research last year in running the Boston Marathon, [...]

By |2009-02-06T05:40:14-05:00February 6, 2009|Blog|1 Comment

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