A Quick Tip from Kelly Baggett

Acid Buffers are a very useful and under-rated supplement when it comes to increasing work capacity and tolerance to high intensity activity. If you're trying to avoid or improve "neural fatigue," this is where it is. The body will maintain [...]

By |2007-10-10T11:09:00-04:00October 10, 2007|Blog|0 Comments

Cry Me a River

Each week, a small army of high school athletes come to train at Cressey Performance. When you see athletes from several different towns on a daily basis, you start to notice many patterns. Some kids put their bags in one [...]

By |2007-10-09T12:09:00-04:00October 9, 2007|Blog|0 Comments

A Lift Worth 15 Lbs of Mass

In an untrained lifter, deadlifts are a guaranteed 15 pounds of muscle mass. Think about it: you’re using your entire upper back, glutes, hamstrings, core musculature, and forearms. If you haven’t done anything with these muscles before, they’re going to [...]

By |2007-10-03T13:19:00-04:00October 3, 2007|Blog|0 Comments

Mental Athletic Performance Testing

In my off-season manual, I allude to several performance tests that I feel best demonstrate potential for athletic excellence. As a tag along to this, I've noticed several non-physical behavioral "tests" that show me an athlete is psychologically ready to [...]

By |2007-09-20T09:22:00-04:00September 20, 2007|Blog|1 Comment

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