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CONGRATULATIONS to our 2 signees! 🟩⬜️ Today, our TJ McCarthy signed with WNMU (1st pic) and our Diego Viscarra signed with NMHU (2nd pic)
We are extremely proud of you.
Thank you for all of your hard work. Looking forward to watching you guys grow at the next level! 🟪⬜️🐶🐶🟨🟪 – at Albuquerque, NM
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ABA U winter testing powered by @8Gradys is rolling. Something tells me this progress report is going to be 🔥🔥🔥
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Replying to @drnickPT
@drnickPT putting our HS guys through the ABA U movement screen & Force Testing using the @ArmCarecom dynamometer. Integrating strength & Coordination into everything we do. @PowerArmPitcher & @8Gradys teaming up building our processes for longterm development!
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How do you order a speed day if you have to do EVERYTHING?
Here’s what it could look like w/ examples
1. Extensive pogo
2. Intensive pogo
3. Fly 10
4. Loaded 10 yd sprint
5. 10 yd sprint
6. Sprint stop-starts
7. Loaded jump
8. Depth jump
9. Dynamic squat
10. Tire flip
11. Med ball throw
12. Calf raise/split hammy
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How can you train to become a better overall and more explosive athlete?
I enjoy doing these 5 things:
1. Diversifying prep work
2. Using repeat contacts + in multiple planes
3. Adding movement into sprint starts
4. Using dynamic effort lifts
5. Working in “reverse.”
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Smart people don't just learn from their mistakes, they learn from the mistakes of others too
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Sports do not define you as a person. Athletic failure doesn’t make you a bad person, and athletic success doesn’t necessarily make you a good person. Always remember that you are more than just an athlete!
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Nine things you can do this offseason to become a better athlete:
1. Improve your technique
2. Learn new skills
3. Workout
4. Study film
5. Improve your diet
6. Improve your sleep
7. Train your mind
8. Build leadership skills
9. Take care of your mental health
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You don't master the mental game by simply reading books, watching videos, or getting 1-on-1 training.
You have to APPLY what you learn on a daily basis and push yourself through difficult situations.
Mastery requires action.
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MUST WATCH VIDEO: Check out Alexys Salas of Silver High School deadlift 405 pounds at the 2023 New Mexico Gas Company Energy Efficiency Programs State Powerlifting Championships
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Luck favors the prepared!
Work hard, learn new skills, prepare yourself for where you want to go!
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Business trip📍@coachstev @gpannoni @airbruere @PrepRedzoneNM @natemp83 @SebastianNoel47 @JamesDYodice @DavidHowes5 @8Gradys @ACUFootball
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Today on 101.7 The TEAM (4-7 p.m.):
4:00- Bye bye, Sny?
4:25- "N" for negativity
4:40- DonTrell Moore, @8Gradys
5:00- Hinkle Law Offices Top 5
5:25- TFT
@ScottGaletti also joins the show at 6:00.
📻- 101.7 FM
💻- 1017theteam.com
📱- 101.7 The TEAM app
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Being skilled & weak is suboptimal
Being extremely strong but lacking skill is suboptimal
Being extremely fast but unable to decelerate & react is suboptimal
Point? All of these things matter
Train in a way to builds all of them & stop being so one sided
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🧠💪 Today's brain health tip is physical and comes from Coach Sandra Casaus, CFSC (@8Gradys):
"Resistance training can prevent bone degeneration & delay muscle loss, making it essential for healthy aging."
Register to receive video guidance!
#Alzheimers #BrainAwarenessWeek
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First @FLCFootball player and parent meeting with @FLCCoach_Cox. Official school acceptance came in the mail this week as well! Already preparing @8Gradys. Looking forward to getting on campus with the team this summer!
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Training sessions are still effective even if you’re not “exhausted,” after
Work on not just placing value on something that makes you tired
- Movement can improve
- Speed output can improve
- Power output can improve
& frankly, proper rest is often a key to build those things
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If you're an athlete, you need to be sprinting. Not just for the speed development, but for the improvement it makes to the CNS.
You will be able to react faster, jump higher, and hit harder, simply by sprinting a few times a week with adequate recoveries.
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Blessed to receive my fifth offer from the University of Puget Sound. Thank you @LOGGER_LBCOACH @jeffthomas4‼️
@CoachGehres @1209dlee @NMrecruits @nmpreps @PrepRedzoneNM @ClayMuench

























