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2019-11-12
Rotational Strength Training: The Forgotten Plane
Okay, I have to admit I stole that title from DVRT master, Cory Cripe as I was asking him for some ideas of topics that might be of interest to coaches as I get prepared already to present at […]
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The Most Advanced Squat Exercise?!
Leave it to the internet to make life WAY more interesting right? Nowadays because of our ability to be so connected it doesn’t take long for an idea to get traction. Unfortunately, not all ideas are good ones! No, I’m […]
read more2019-11-10
The Smartest Core Training Exercises
Core, core, core, it makes you think we are in the movie “Beetlejuice” the amount we discuss about what makes for better core training. It isn’t in just an effort to get clicks or have you read our blogs. Proper […]
read more2019-11-8
Does Your Strength Training Make You Strong?
What does it mean to be strong? When I asked the question a few weeks ago at our Power & Resiliency Summit, it definitely got the conversation going! We tend to think being strong as just being the amount of […]
read more2019-11-6
Functional Power Training for Better Fitness
It is one of the questions I love to ask fitness professionals and strength coaches, “are all tools the same?” After all, I’ve heard for many years, “weight is just weight.” Maybe at a first glance that seems true, […]
read more2019-11-5
How to Build Smarter Strength Training Workouts
No one goes into training thinking, “hey, I want to create a really bad workout program.” That would be silly and why would anyone want to spend energy on something they knew was flawed. I wanted to put that out […]
read more2019-11-4
DVRT For Better Golf Performance
Dan Swinscoe, Physical Thearpist (Peak Sport & Spine Therapy) DVRT Master Golf is a great game. A game that can be played for a lifetime. It can be competitive between men and woman, or between beginners and experts. A […]
read more2019-10-30
Building Better Pull-ups without Pull-ups
I like to think that the purpose that I have in dealing with a serious spinal disease is so that I can better help and understand others. I’ll be honest, we all as fitness coaches sometimes lose perspective on what […]
read more2019-10-29
The Worst Kettlebell Exercise
There is a weird sentiment going around fitness. “There is no bad movement.” Hmm, while I would never claim to be the movement police, last time I checked most people get injured because they moved poorly, not just a “different” […]
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